+12.4.1 The relevant entities shall develop and maintain a complete, accurate, up-to-date and consistent …
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12.4.1 The relevant entities shall develop and maintain a complete, accurate, up-to-date and consistent …
RequirementThe relevant entities shall develop and maintain a complete, accurate, up-to-date and consistent inventory of their assets. They shall record changes to the entries in the inventory in a traceable manner. Guidance- Ensure that all assets, including hardware, software, data and services, are listed in the inventory.
- Regularly verify the accuracy of the inventory entries.
- Update the inventory promptly to reflect any changes, such as new assets, decommissioned assets or changes in asset status (section 6.4)
- Use standardised naming conventions and categorization methods to maintain consistency across the inventory.
- Make sure that inventory entries contain the data in the guidance below (sampling).
- Implement validation rules within the inventory to ensure data entered is complete and consistent.
Examples of evidence- Documentation for the inventory of assets
- Up to date inventory of assets
- Records of reviews or history of changes.
- Records of key metrics tracked, such as the number of assets, types of assets, compliance with inventory policies and the timeliness of updates.
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