FRAMEWORK ALIGNMENT / MULTILINGUAL REPORTING
Evidence in context. Reports across languages.
Connect cryptographic assets and source evidence to relevant standards, with reports for technical and management teams.
Guidance in context
MODA × FSC
Organise cryptographic inventories, system ownership, risk and migration priorities in the context of financial-sector and industry guidance.
Confirm applicability by sector, institution and document edition.
Official source ↗Guidance in context
NIST / NCCoE
Reference FIPS 203/204/205 and discovery and migration practices. Distinguish algorithm purposes, quantum risk and replacement dependencies.
Technical standards and practice guides are not universal statutory deadlines.
Official source ↗Guidance in context
Japan government × CRYPTREC
Use government transition direction and technical guidance to frame algorithm inventories, deployment relationships and risk evidence.
Government-system objectives do not automatically apply to every private business.
Official source ↗Guidance in context
CSA × MAS
Use migration guidance, self-assessment and financial-sector quantum-risk recommendations to examine inventories, priorities and readiness.
Organisational governance information is still required; traffic observations cannot answer every question.
Official source ↗Guidance in context
Thailand · Malaysia · Brunei · Vietnam
Track readiness guidance and policy from NCSA, NACSA, CSB and Vietnam’s government cryptography authority, retaining jurisdictional context.
Policy coverage is distinct from implemented checks. Drafts are not effective requirements.
Official source ↗A crosswalk is not certification. Reports distinguish observations, references, manual confirmation and evidence gaps. Content depends on report type, scope and version.
Product reports: Traditional Chinese, English and Japanese. The website also has a Thai interface. This preview illustrates report structure.