Georgia: Technical Assistance Report-Cyber Risk: Regulation, Supervision and Testing
December 23, 2024
Summary
The technical mission aimed to strengthen the cyber risk regulation and supervision, and testing for the National Bank of Georgia (NBG). The mission focused on (i) an assessment of NBG’s cyber risk regulation, (ii) an assessment of cyber risk supervisory arrangements of NBG, (iii) assisting in the development of a cyber testing framework, and (iv) assisting in the development of a methodology for cyber exercising and stress testing. The mission found that cyber risk regulations including incident reporting requirements are in place, but gaps remain. Cyber risk supervision practices need improvements and more focus on supervisory priorities. Information sharing practices within the financial sector require strengthening. Cyber testing and exercises are an area where significant improvements are needed. Overall, the mission found that the NBG would benefit with an overarching cyber strategy for its financial sector.
Subject: Auditing, Commercial banks, Cyber risk, Economic sectors, Financial institutions, Financial regulation and supervision, Financial sector, Operational risk, Public financial management (PFM), Technology
Keywords: Auditing, Central Bank., Commercial banks, Cyber risk, Cyber risk regulation, cyber testing, cybersecurity risk management regulation, cybersecurity strategy, cybersecurity supervision, Financial sector, Georgia, Global, incident reporting, information security Act, information sharing, offsite supervision activity, Operational risk, request of the National Bank of Georgia
Pages:
29
Volume:
2024
DOI:
Issue:
107
Series:
Technical Assistance Report No. 2024/107
Stock No:
TAREA2024107
ISBN:
9798400296154
ISSN:
3005-4575






