Regulatory

APRA CPS 234 (2019)

APRA CPS 234 (Information Security) has applied to APRA-regulated entities since 1 July 2019 — older and narrower in scope than CPS 230 above: CPS 234 is specifically information security, where CPS 230 is operational risk and business continuity more broadly.

Below is the same static clause map the in-app Regulatory tab evaluates against your org's real data on every load — not a separate summary written for this page. There is no compliance verdict here, since that depends on your own data; sign in to see your org's live status per clause.

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ClauseRequirementRunback capabilityEvidence
Information security capabilityMaintain information security capability commensurate with the size and extent of threats to information assets.Policy engine with runtime enforcementA policy rule evaluated on a real tool call
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Access controlImplement access controls to information assets, including for third parties, commensurate with the criticality of the asset.SSO (OIDC) + team roles (RBAC)Whether SSO (OIDC) + RBAC is enabled for your org
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Incident managementHave robust mechanisms to detect and respond to information security incidents in a timely manner.Alert rules + immutable, tamper-evident ledgerAn entry in the hash-chained, append-only ledger
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Testing programTest information security controls through a systematic testing program.Golden test suite + Upgrade gateA captured run in the audit trace
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Honest limits

What this page does not claim.

  • As with CPS 230, the citations below are section-level, not independently re-verified paragraph numbering against the current CPS 234 PDF.
  • CPS 234 requires testing and assurance of security controls at a program level. Runback's golden-test suite and policy engine are two inputs to that, not the whole program.
  • This is a capability map, not a conformity determination. Whether your deployment satisfies APRA CPS 234 is a determination for your own assessor — what's listed above is the evidence that argument draws on.