Skip to main content
A Singapore Government Agency Website How to identify
Official website links end with .gov.sg
Government agencies communicate via .gov.sg websites (e.g. go.gov.sg/open). Trusted websites
Secure websites use HTTPS
Look for a lock () or https:// as an added precaution. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
Singapore Government ICT&SS Policy Reform

About Singapore Government ICT&SS Policy Reform

Effort to transform policy controls to be lean, relevant and effective. And enables differentiated treatment for systems of different risk impact levels. ​

Last updated 26 March 2026
Isometric illustration showing a modern workplace analytics concept. The image features two professional women - one seated at a curved desk working on a laptop, and another standing while holding a tablet or document. Behind them is a large geometric cube structure with an impossible optical illusion design in white and grey, with a blue accent piece. In the foreground are ascending bar chart columns in grey with upward arrows, representing growth or progress. The overall style is minimalist with a monochromatic colour scheme accented by blue, conveying themes of business intelligence, data analysis, and professional productivity.

To support Singapore’s ambition to build a Smart Nation, the Government has accelerated its digital transformation efforts. This includes improving how services are delivered, operations are managed and policies are defined to protect agencies' infocomm technology and smart system (ICT&SS) assets.

The ICT&SS Policy Reform is an effort to transform the policy controls to be lean, relevant and effective. It enables differentiated treatment for systems of different risk impact levels. Agencies will assess the risks and identify the right level of controls for their systems based on various business and technical considerations.

This publication is to provide the same control requirements to government agencies and industry partners so that both parties can work together to apply the right level of controls for their systems.

We invite industry players to join us in the ICT&SS Policy Reform journey. Please share your feedback through the ICT&SS Policy Reform Feedback FormSG.