Financial institutions are not short on cybersecurity policies, frameworks, or regulatory requirements. Turning those requirements into a living risk management program can be challenging. Organizations need a program that can keep pace as technology environments expand, cloud adoption grows, third parties are added, and external exposures change. Especially as the threat landscape continues to evolve. Bank Negara Malaysia’s current Risk Management in Technology, or RMiT, Policy Document reflects that reality. Issued and effective on 28 November 2025, it establishes minimum requirements for managing technology and cyber risk across governance, technology operations, cybersecurity, digital services, third-party service providers, cloud services, audit, assurance, and gap analysis. It also makes clear that larger, more complex, highly digitalized, or highly interconnected institutions are expected to adopt more robust controls proportionate to their exposure. Bitsight can help financial institutions operationalize several of these expectations by providing continuous, outside-in visibility into their cybersecurity posture and the broader digital and third-party ecosystem around them. Institutions still need to enforce controls, policies, security operations, internal testing, and regulatory responsibilities. Bitsight provides an intelligence and measurement layer that can help teams identify risk, prioritize action, monitor change, and communicate progress. RMiT raises the bar for continuous monitoring Traditional technology risk programs often rely heavily on periodic reviews. An organization completes an assessment, collects documentation, records the results, and repeats the process later. Those activities remain important, but they cannot show what happens between assessments. Threats don't wait for assessment intervals. By the time the next formal assessment takes place, the organization’s actual exposure may look very different. As vendors and technology continue to evolve, it is vital to ensure your security posture evolves with those changes. RMiT requires financial institutions to include continuous monitoring within their Technology Risk Management Framework so material risks can be detected and addressed in