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exercise demonstrates the commitment of MAS, BdF and ACPR to sharpen our
collective response to major cyber attacks targeted at financial institutions operating

on a cross border basis, through effective information sharing protocols. Such close

cooperation improves our ability to maintain operational resilience and stability in the

global financial system.”

Nathalie Aufauvre, Director General for Operations and Financial Stability, BdF,

said, “The BdF's experience in cyber crisis management was very valuable for

preparing this joint exercise with MAS, which fully confirmed the ability of our

authorities to exchange and share information efficiently in times of crisis. Cyber-risk

being cross-border by nature, the conduct of international crisis exercises is essential

to increase our level of readiness and collective cyber-resilience, especially in this

period of heightened cyber-threats. The exercise also illustrates the diversity of our

joint MAS-BdF cooperation after the opening of BdF’s office for Asia-Pacific in
Singapore in 2020.”.

Bertrand Peyret, Deputy Secretary General, ACPR, said, “Cooperation with

MAS enables us to share best practices on how to address the growing number of

cyber threats facing financial systems. It is also a reminder of the need for supervisory

authorities and central banks, on top of processes and protocols required from

financial institutions, to have processes and protocols in place to deal with these

threats, including on a cross-border basis.”.

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