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Cyber Trust Mark Certification Funding (SG Cyber Safe Programme)

Administered byCyber Security Agency of Singapore logo· Last verified 23 Oct 2026

Risk-based CSA cybersecurity certification for more digitalised organisations, with funding support deducted from certification fees for SMEs and NPOs on their first certification.

Support
Funding until 6 Feb 2028: classical cybersecurity S$1,375 (1-20 endpoints), S$1,625 (21-50), S$1,875 (51-100), S$2,250 (101-200); plus S$225 per cloud/OT/AI pillar (S$450 for 101-200 endpoints).
Maximum funding
No fixed cap published
How to apply
Apply through a CSA-appointed certification body
Apply before starting?
Yes, before any commitment or payment

Recent changes

Cyber Trust (2022) no longer used from Feb 2026; Cyber Trust (2025) aligned to SS 712:2025. Funding table valid until 6 Feb 2028.

Who is eligible

  • Registered and operating in Singapore
  • Singapore-incorporated SME or Non-Profit Organisation
  • First successful Cyber Trust certification only

Quick eligibility check

  1. 1. Is your organisation incorporated in Singapore?
  2. 2. Is your organisation an SME or a Non-Profit Organisation?
  3. 3. Is this your organisation's first certification for this mark?
  4. 4. Do you know how many endpoints (computers, servers, devices) are in scope?
  5. 5. Will you use a CSA-appointed certification body?
  6. 6. Do you need a risk-based certification beyond basic cyber hygiene (e.g. for customers or tenders)?

0 of 6 answered.

What it covers

  • Certification/audit fees charged by CSA-appointed certification body

How to apply

  1. Download Cyber Trust (2025) document and self-assessment template
  2. Determine your risk tier and implement controls
  3. Engage a CSA-appointed certification body and apply for funding through it
  4. Undergo audit (document review and implementation check)
  5. Receive mark (valid 3 years with yearly audit)

Documents you need

  • Completed Cyber Trust (2025) self-assessment template
  • Cybersecurity policies and risk assessment
  • Evidence of control implementation
  • ACRA business profile
  • Endpoint count declaration

Frequently asked questions

What is the Cyber Trust Mark Certification Funding (SG Cyber Safe Programme)?

Risk-based CSA cybersecurity certification for more digitalised organisations, with funding support deducted from certification fees for SMEs and NPOs on their first certification.

How much funding does Cyber Trust give?

Funding until 6 Feb 2028: classical cybersecurity S$1,375 (1-20 endpoints), S$1,625 (21-50), S$1,875 (51-100), S$2,250 (101-200); plus S$225 per cloud/OT/AI pillar (S$450 for 101-200 endpoints).

Who is eligible for Cyber Trust?

Applicants must be registered and operating in Singapore. Singapore-incorporated SME or Non-Profit Organisation First successful Cyber Trust certification only

How do I apply for Cyber Trust?

Apply through Apply through a CSA-appointed certification body. You must apply before the project starts or any payment is made.

What documents do I need for Cyber Trust?

Completed Cyber Trust (2025) self-assessment template; Cybersecurity policies and risk assessment; Evidence of control implementation; ACRA business profile; Endpoint count declaration.

Sources

Information last verified on 23 Oct 2026. Grant rules change often. Always confirm with Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) before you apply.

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