Cyber GMA

Navigate cybersecurity certification, compliance planning, technical documentation, and market access requirements across selected global cybersecurity schemes.

One-page Cyber GMA Hub

One integrated route for cybersecurity market access

Cyber GMA helps manufacturers identify applicable cybersecurity requirements, prepare technical evidence, coordinate testing activities, and plan certification or registration steps for selected target markets.

Market Requirement Screening

Identify which cybersecurity scheme may apply based on product type, target market, connectivity, and regulatory scope.

Certification Planning

Map applicable requirements, expected evidence, testing needs, and submission sequence before entering the approval process.

Documentation Support

Support technical file preparation, security feature summary, test report review, product information, and application documents.

Submission Readiness

Help align documents, testing evidence, and application route before submission to reduce avoidable delays.

Covered Schemes

Select a cybersecurity market access route

Application Roadmap

Typical Cyber GMA support flow

The exact route depends on the target market and product category, but most Cyber GMA projects follow a structured path from requirement review to submission readiness.

01

Scope Review

Confirm target market, product type, connectivity, cybersecurity function, and applicable route.

02

Requirement Mapping

Map the product against scheme requirements, standards, documentation, and testing expectations.

03

Gap & Evidence Check

Review existing documents, security design, test reports, declarations, and missing evidence.

04

Testing Coordination

Coordinate applicable testing, report review, and technical clarification where required.

05

Submission Readiness

Prepare the final application package and support follow-up questions during the process.

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Japan

Japan JC-Star

Scheme Brief

Japan JC-STAR is a voluntary IoT cybersecurity labeling scheme developed to make product security measures easier to understand and compare. It helps manufacturers demonstrate baseline or higher-level cybersecurity conformity for IP-connected IoT products targeting Japan.

Key Documents

  • Product datasheet
  • User manual
  • Firmware / software version information
  • Self-declaration evidence or third-party test evidence, depending on STAR level
  • etc.
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India

India BIS-ER01

Scheme Brief

India BIS ER:01 is a cybersecurity requirement for CCTV cameras and CCTV recorders under the Indian BIS / MeitY compulsory registration framework. It adds security testing and documentation expectations on top of the existing safety certification route.

Key Documents

  • BIS application information
  • IS 13252 test report
  • ER:01 test report
  • Product model list and series model comparison
  • Hardware and software bill of materials
  • Security configuration information
  • Debug interface / access control information
  • Secure storage, communication, and authentication evidence
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India

India TEC-ITSAR

Scheme Brief

India TEC ITSAR provides cybersecurity assurance requirements for telecom and network equipment entering the Indian telecom ecosystem. The applicable ITSAR depends on the equipment type, such as IP routers, Wi-Fi CPEs, smart cameras, IoT end devices, 5G access equipment, 5G core functions, firewalls, or other telecom-related products.

Key Documents

  • Product specification
  • Network interface description
  • Hardware / software / firmware version
  • Security architecture or security feature summary
  • Configuration guide
  • Access control and authentication evidence
  • Cryptographic control information
  • Test reports or lab evidence, where applicable
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Singapore

Singapore CLS

Scheme Brief

Singapore CLS is a cybersecurity labeling scheme for consumer IoT devices. It helps manufacturers demonstrate cybersecurity readiness through a 4-level label and enables consumers to compare products based on their cybersecurity provisions.

Key Documents

  • Product datasheet
  • User manual
  • Security feature description
  • Software update policy
  • etc.
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Vietnam

Vietnam QCVN

Scheme Brief

Vietnam QCVN 11:2026/BCA establishes baseline cybersecurity requirements for IP surveillance cameras placed on the Vietnamese market. It focuses on preventing common security weaknesses in network-connected camera products, including weak authentication, insecure updates, exposed interfaces, and insufficient protection of sensitive security parameters.

Key Documents

  • Product specification
  • User manual
  • Test reports
  • Technical documents
  • etc..
Scheme Overview

Cyber GMA at a glance

A simplified comparison of selected cybersecurity market access schemes and how The One Lab can support each route.

Market / SchemeRegionTypical NeedThe One Lab Support
Japan JC-StarJapanCybersecurity market access planningRequirement mapping, documentation, application support
India BIS-ER01IndiaCybersecurity compliance readinessScope review, technical file support, submission planning
India TEC-ITSARIndiaTelecom / cybersecurity approval supportStandard mapping, documentation, testing coordination
Singapore CLSSingaporeCybersecurity labeling supportProduct assessment, evidence preparation, application guidance
Vietnam QCVNVietnamCybersecurity / market compliance supportRequirement review, testing and filing support
Document Preparation

Typical documents you may need

Actual requirements vary by scheme, product type, and target market. The following materials are commonly reviewed during Cyber GMA planning.

Product datasheet User manual Hardware / software version Network interface description Cybersecurity design summary Existing test reports Application forms Applicant or local representative information