Japan FSA opens consultation on cyber incident reporting guideline changes

Japan's Financial Services Agency has started a public comment process on proposed revisions to parts of its comprehensive supervisory guidelines for major banks and other institutions. The changes would migrate the format used for reporting system failures and related incidents, reflecting a draft amendment to an interagency agreement on reporting procedures when damage occurs from cyberattacks. The move points to further standardization of how financial institutions notify authorities after operational disruptions and cyber events.

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