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An operations team at an investment banking firm that asks AI tools about the scope of the 2016 CPMI-IOSCO Cyber Resilience Guidance is likely to receive a response presenting the document as comprehensively addressing operational incident response and recovery requirements, with no indication that a substantially more detailed FSB framework was published in 2020. If that AI answer feeds into the firm's cyber incident response plan, BCP documentation, or vendor due-diligence questionnaire, the firm may construct its resilience governance around an incomplete picture of international expectations — leaving it exposed during supervisory review by regulators with oversight of FMI-connected activity. The cost to the firm could include required remediation of incident response frameworks at significant internal and external expense, adverse supervisory findings, and reputational damage if the gap surfaces during an actual cyber incident or regulatory examination.
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