+Artigo 16.o 1.

Artigo 16.o 1.

No âmbito das salvaguardas destinadas a preservar a disponibilidade, autenticidade, integridade e confidencialidade dos dados, as entidades financeiras devem desenvolver, documentar e aplicar uma política que regule a aquisição, desenvolvimento e manutenção dos sistemas de TIC. Essa política deve:

a) 

Identificar as práticas e metodologias de segurança relacionadas com a aquisição, desenvolvimento e manutenção dos sistemas de TIC;

b) 

Exigir a identificação de:

i) 

especificações técnicas e especificações técnicas no domínio das TIC, tal como definidas no artigo 2.o, pontos 4 e 5, do Regulamento (UE) n.o 1025/2012,

ii) 

requisitos relativos à aquisição, desenvolvimento e manutenção dos sistemas de TIC, com especial destaque para os requisitos de segurança das TIC e a sua aprovação pela função empresarial competente e pelo titular dos ativos de TIC, de acordo com os mecanismos de governação interna da entidade financeira;

c) 

Especificar medidas para mitigar o risco de alteração não intencional ou manipulação intencional dos sistemas de TIC durante o desenvolvimento, manutenção e implantação desses sistemas de TIC no ambiente de produção.

1. Visão geral

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Título Regulamentação

1.1 Referências

1.2 Requisitos identificados

1.3 Normas relacionadas

2. Requisitos identificados

Requisitos
Fonte Requisito

3. Normas relacionadas

Normas
Fonte Requisito
NOREA Policy Framework
Establish and maintain a policy governing the acquisition, development, and maintenance of ICT systems. Implement security practices and methodologies throughout the acquisition, development, and maintenance lifecycle. Define functional and non-functional requirements for ICT systems, including security aspects. Obtain approval from relevant business functions and asset owners in accordance with internal governance.
NOREA Environment Risk Mitigation Measures

Put in place measures to mitigate the risk of unintentional alteration or intentional manipulation during development, maintenance, and deployment in production. Protect the integrity and confidentiality of data in non-production environments. Store only anonymized, pseudonymized, or randomized production data. 

Production data that are not anonymized, not pseudonymized or not randomized may be stored only for specific testing occasions, for limited periods of time and following the approval by the relevant function and, for financial entities other than microenterprises, the reporting of such occasions to the ICT
risk management function.

NOREA Systems Testing Procedures
Develop and follow procedures for testing and approval of all ICT systems before use and after maintenance. Determine testing level based on criticality of the business functions and ICT assets. Design and implement testing procedures to verify that new ICT systems are adequate to perform as intended, including the quality of the software developed internally. Perform security testing of software packages no later than the integration phase.
NOREA Source Code Reviews

Conduct source code reviews encompassing static and dynamic testing, for the purpose of acquisition, development and maintenance of ICT-systems. Include security testing for internet-exposed systems. Identify and address vulnerabilities and anomalies in the source code and put in place plans to mitigate them. Monitor mitigation efforts. Implement controls to safeguard the integrity of source code, whether developed in-house or by a third-party service provider. Analyze and test source code and proprietary software provided by third-party service providers or from open-source projects for vulnerabilities.

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