Independence Policy
CyberVision's organizational and engagement independence policy governing independent cybersecurity assessments, Swift CSP evaluations, and compliance audits.
Independence & Conflict of Interest Policy
CyberVision is committed to delivering independent cybersecurity assessments and compliance audits with the highest degree of professional integrity, objectivity, and impartiality.
This policy is established in strict adherence to Swift's Independent Assessment Framework (IAF) requirements, ISO/IEC 17020 conformity assessment guidelines, and internationally accepted auditing ethical standards.
Core Independence Principles
- Organizational & Functional Separation:
- No-Product-Sales / Scope Protection Rule:
- Individual Assessor & Engagement Independence:
- Impartiality in Reporting:
Specific Commitment to Swift CSP Assessments
In alignment with the Swift IAF framework:
- CyberVision ensures that lead assessors evaluating Swift environments are free from any operational or architectural conflicts of interest with the assessed institution.
- All identified non-conformities are objectively reported as Detailed Exceptions in the formal Assessment Report without omission or distortion.
- Reports and Completion Letters are delivered directly to the financial institution's authorized leadership to facilitate true and accurate annual KYC-SA attestation.
Quality Assurance & Confidentiality
Every assessment undergoes an internal Peer Review and Quality Assurance procedure under strict Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDA) and secure data-handling protocols.
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