Loan impact
From the announcement text · verifiedApplies to: All Fannie Mae servicers and seller/servicers must implement the cybersecurity requirements; the shared equity clarification affects community land trust ground lease loans.
- Investor
- Fannie Mae
- Programs
- Conventional
- Affected documents
- Information Security and Business Resiliency Supplement; Community Land Trust Ground Lease Rider
- Effective
- Aug 12, 2025Sellers may implement immediately
- Applicability confidence
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Supporting quotes from the announcement
- guide sections“A2-1-01 Overview of General Servicer Duties and Responsibilities”
- guide sections“A2-1-09 Compliance with Requirements and Laws”
- guide sections“A3-1-01, Maintaining Fannie Mae Seller/Servicer Status”
- guide sections“A-4-1-01, Staffing, Training, Procedures, and Quality Control”
- guide sections“F-4-01, References to Fannie Mae’s Website”
- guide sections“A2-1-03, Servicer’s Duties and Responsibilities Related to Mortgage Loans and”
- guide sections“F-3-03, Acronyms and Glossary of Defined Terms: C”
- affected documents“These requirements will be part of the new Fannie Mae Information Security and Business Resiliency Supplement (the “Supplement”), which is incorporated by reference as part of the Selling Guide, Servicing Guide and Consolidated Technology Guide.”
- affected documents“In accordance with Selling Guide Announcement, SEL-2025-01, servicers and seller/servicers are advised in addition to our Community Land Trust Ground Lease Rider (Form 2100), we will now accept use of Freddie Mac’s equivalent form as an alternative.”
What changed
From the announcement text · Sections A2-1-01, A2-1-09, A3-1-01, A-4-1-01, F-4-01, A2-1-03, F-3-03| Requirement | Previously | Now |
|---|---|---|
| New cybersecurity requirements (Information Security and Business Resiliency Supplement)NewRequiredSection A2-1-01, A2-1-09, A3-1-01, A-4-1-01, F-4-01 | New requirement | Servicers and seller/servicers must implement new information security, incident management and business resiliency requirements, including reporting Cybersecurity Incidents within 36 hours of discovery |
| Community Land Trust Ground Lease Rider alternative formRelaxedSection A2-1-03, F-3-03 | Previously: Community Land Trust Ground Lease Rider (Form 2100) | Freddie Mac's equivalent form accepted as an alternative; guide refers to the rider by name rather than form number |
Also affected: Sections A2-1-01, A2-1-09, A3-1-01, A-4-1-01, F-4-01, A2-1-03, F-3-03.
What to do
AWACS interpretation · not source languageWhat to review: "Review the mandatory cybersecurity requirements first, including the 36-hour Cybersecurity Incident reporting and the Aug. 12, 2025 full implementation date, then note that servicers may use the shared equity clarification immediately, which allows Freddie Mac's equivalent of the Community Land Trust Ground Lease Rider as an alternative."
Fully implement the new cybersecurity requirements from the Information Security and Business Resiliency Supplement, including reporting Cybersecurity Incidents no later than 36 hours after discovery, by Aug. 12, 2025.
Confirm that servicer and seller/servicer practices meet the new cybersecurity requirements, including the 36-hour Cybersecurity Incident reporting obligation, by Aug. 12, 2025.
Implement the information security, incident management and business resiliency requirements of the Supplement by Aug. 12, 2025.
QC implications
- Test whether Cybersecurity Incidents, including those affecting third parties, are reported as soon as possible and no later than 36 hours after discovery.
- Check that full implementation of the cybersecurity requirements is in place by Aug. 12, 2025, noting that earlier adoption is encouraged.
- Where a community land trust ground lease loan uses Freddie Mac's equivalent of the rider, note that this is now an accepted optional alternative and not a defect.
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- Servicing Guide Announcement SVC-2025-01 (official) ↗ (opens in a new tab)
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