Hong Kong Information Security Group

Resources

Practical starting points for teams improving security readiness — curated by HKISG for Hong Kong operators, boards, and practitioners.

Built for action, not browsing

Resources on this page connect HKISG programmes to the wider Hong Kong ecosystem. We prioritise materials you can assign an owner, review on a date, and cite in governance conversations — with clear limits on what HKISG does and does not certify.

Useful security work starts with shared language and a dated next step.Resource design intent

External reference links

HKISG maintains relationships with — but does not speak for — these Hong Kong and regional bodies. Use them for statutory, regulatory, and national coordination contexts.

  • HKCERT — Hong Kong Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Centre
  • PCPD — Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data
  • Companies Registry — corporate registration and filing (for vendor due diligence)

HKISG programme links

Frequently asked questions

Is HKISG a government CERT?
No. HKISG is an independent membership organisation. For incident coordination with a national CERT mandate, contact HKCERT. Our bulletins complement — not replace — official CERT advisories.
Do membership fees buy award stars or ratings?
No. Fees fund assessments and programme capacity. Stars and public scores require meeting the published rubric under Assessment Methodology. Membership provides eligibility and access, not outcomes.
What does a directory editorial link mean?
When a member passes rating criteria, their public profile may include a link to their official website as part of the listing — a transparent trust signal documented in our Policies & Standards, not a hidden paid placement.
Where should SMEs start?
Begin with Online Education, the Glossary for shared vocabulary, and Security Bulletins for early warning. Consider membership when you want directory presence and review eligibility.