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Change in renewal application deadline

With effect from 13 July 2026, the renewal application deadline for CSRO’s licences has been extended to 1 day before expiry of licence. Licensees can submit a licence renewal application no less than one day before the expiry of the current licence.

Cybersecurity Services Regulation Office

Who We Are

Find out more about the Cybersecurity Services Regulation Office.

Last updated 2 July 2026

The Cybersecurity Services Regulation Office (“CSRO”) was set up on 11 April 2022 to administer the licensing framework for the cybersecurity service provider (“CSP”) under the Cybersecurity Act which aims to address three main considerations over time:

  1. Provide greater assurance of security and safety to consumers;

  2. Improve the standards and standing of CSP; and

  3. Address the information asymmetry between consumers and the CSP.

The responsibilities of CSRO include:

  • Issuance and revocation of CSP licence;

  • Maintain register of licensed CSP;

  • Conduct enforcement and investigation of breaches and offences under the Cybersecurity Act and Cybersecurity (Cybersecurity Service Providers) Regulations; and

  • Share resources and conduct outreach to the cybersecurity industry.

Click here for more information on the licensing framework.