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Supervisors now ask not only whether a bank holds enough capital but whether it can keep payments, trading and customer access running through an outage, an attack or a provider's failure.
Map operational resilience and ICT risk in finance on a real place
The model
From an outage to an impact tolerance: recovery time, failover and the service a firm must keep
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The model From an outage to an impact tolerance: recovery time, failover and the service a firm must keep
The subtopics its courses and labs teach.
For operational risk, technology, cyber and third-party risk staff in financial firms and infrastructures, and for supervisors who set and test impact tolerances.
Each method is listed with what it assumes and where it fails.
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Open scholarly sources searched with the subject terms of Operational resilience and ICT risk in finance.
Search termsOperational resilience and ICT risk in finance; Important business services and impact tolerances; ICT risk management frameworks; Cyber resilience and threat-led penetration testing; Third-party and concentration risk in cloud services; Oversight of critical ICT third-party providersDerived from the Risk Academy page on Operational resilience and ICT risk in finance.
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Courses for this discipline are in development; until they open, study it through the connected courses and open lessons below.
The course catalogue lists every open course of the Academy.
One for each course with this as its primary discipline, earned when you pass the course's assessed activities.
Earn two discipline achievements in the Department of Banking and Financial Stability. In development.
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A field platform page on this subject is in development.
Nexus Foundry system pages describe what each system and its rooms are designed to do; the courses teach the methods these systems apply.
Start with Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, then Bank of England, then Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 on Digital Operational Resilience for the Financial Sector (DORA).
Nexus Reports is the Consortium's quarterly publication. What you know about this subject can become evidence, a case or a correction in the next edition, credited to you and published under CC BY 4.0 where it is your own work.
Open courses in connected disciplines teach the methods this discipline will build on.