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13 April 2023

FSB sets out a comprehensive approach to achieve greater convergence in cyber incident reporting


Cyber incidents are rapidly growing in frequency and sophistication. The interconnectedness of the global financial system makes it possible that a cyber incident at one financial institution (or an incident at one of its third-party service providers) could have spill-over effects across borders and sectors.

The Financial Stability Board (FSB) today published a report with recommendations to achieve greater convergence in cyber incident reporting.

 In many jurisdictions, financial authorities have introduced cyber incident reporting requirements for financial institutions, which are crucial for effective policy response and promoting financial stability. Over the last decade, however, meaningful differences have and continue to emerge in the requirements and practices associated with cyber incident reporting. Recognising that timely and accurate information on cyber incidents is crucial for effective incident response and recovery and promoting financial stability, the G20 asked the FSB to deliver a report on achieving greater convergence in cyber incident reporting.

To meet this call, the FSB conducted work to promote greater convergence in cyber incident reporting in three ways:

These initiatives will help to promote cyber resilience as the threat landscape becomes increasingly more complex.

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© FSB - Financial Stability Board


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