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On the 18th September, the Cross Market Operational Resilience Group (CMORG) hosted its third conference bringing together senior leaders, regulators, government representatives and industry practitioners committed to enhancing the operational resilience of the UK’s financial sector.
This year’s event focused on the evolving landscape of operational resilience, with an emphasis on senior management perspectives, regulatory priorities, and systemic risks.

The Financial Sector Publishes its Collective View of Systemic Risks in the Strategic Risk Register

The Reconnection Framework is a voluntary series of steps, common practices, and activities a compromised organisation could consider taking to facilitate reconnection between itself and client organisations following a significant cyber incident.

This summary presents key findings from a cross-sector survey on how UK financial firms measure resilience.

The Dynamic Scenario Library (DSL) is a community resource developed by CMORG to support firms in strengthening their operational resilience.

The Cross Market Operational Resilience Group (CMORG) has published guidance to the financial sector on transitioning towards quantum-safe cryptographic practices, following recent guidance from the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).  The guidance is intended to provide clarity to banks and other financial institutions on how they will switch to post-quantum cryptography—a new kind of encryption that will remain secure even when quantum computers arrive.

The Cross Market Operational Resilience Group’s (CMORG) AI Taskforce was created in
2024 as a joint initiative of the CIO Forum and Cyber Coordination Group, in response to
concerns relating to sector-level risk introduced by the rapid adoption of Generative AI (Gen AI).
Alongside a quick reference list of key takeaway risk mitigation actions for firms, the
document provides a useful reference point for the most relevant reading materials available
to build deeper understanding of this complex and fast evolving risk area.

The DSL is designed to be a shared resource which contains a catalogue of categorised and individually described scenarios, constructed using a common design methodology.