Turn compliance requirements into operational security

Hong Kong's new Code of Practice establishes baseline cybersecurity expectations for operators of critical infrastructure, covering everything from asset management and access control to continuous monitoring, incident response, and governance. For many organizations, the challenge is not understanding the requirements. It is determining how existing security investments support them and where operational gaps remain.

See how CoP requirements map to real security capabilities

This framework mapping provides a practical view of how cybersecurity capabilities align to selected Code of Practice requirements. Rather than interpreting legislation, it connects individual controls to operational outcomes including asset discovery, anomaly detection, remote access monitoring, cloud visibility, risk prioritization, incident response, and audit readiness. It also highlights where compensating controls can strengthen resilience and where organization-owned processes remain essential.

Improve resilience while supporting compliance

Security leaders responsible for protecting critical infrastructure must balance regulatory obligations with day-to-day operational realities. This guide helps CISOs, OT security teams, and compliance leaders identify opportunities to improve visibility across IT, OT, cloud, identity, and network environments while strengthening investigation workflows, governance, and incident preparedness. Whether preparing for audits or evaluating security capabilities, readers will gain a clearer understanding of how modern security operations can support long-term cyber resilience.