GRA · Financial Cyber and Operational Resilience
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Financial Cyber and Operational Resilience research asks where concentration in shared providers creates systemic exposure, how long disruption to important services lasts in practice, how physical and cyber shocks combine, and what supervisory frameworks have changed in firm practice.
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Indicators
unit · cadence · label
| Important business services | services | annual | Published statistics | SP-0129 |
| Services within impact tolerance in testing | of services | annual | ASSESSED | SP-1202 |
| Mapped dependencies | resources | annual | DERIVED | SP-4295 |
| Critical third parties | suppliers | annual | Published statistics | SP-5139 |
| Severe-but-plausible scenarios tested | scenarios | annual | Published statistics | SP-4574 |
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- Service map
- Licence
- open · attribution
- Steward
- Service owner
- Coverage
- 62 pct of places
- Known limits
- sparse in uplands
Coverage by place
Financial Cyber and Operational Resilience · Evidence register. Evidence register: example names and illustrative values, not a record.
What the research asks.
- 01
Critical business services
Identifying service continuity outcomes.
- 02
Financial cyber threats
Attack paths and control evidence.
- 03
Cloud and outsourcing
Concentration and resilience.
- 04
Incident and crisis response
Response roles, escalation and recovery.
- 05
Digital supply chains
Vendor risks and software dependencies.
- 06
Data integrity and availability
Confidentiality, integrity and continuity.
Questions, methods and limits.
| Question | Method | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Which providers serve many firms? | Analysis of public registers and disclosures | Registers are often confidential |
| How long do disruptions last? | Analysis of published incident reports | Reporting bias |
| How do physical and cyber shocks combine? | Scenario design | Few historical cases |
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