2023-09-07
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This document provides a standardized fillable PDF form for financial institutions to report cyber incidents to the relevant regulatory authority. It requires detailed particulars including incident type, impact assessment, chronological events, and root cause analysis. The form further mandates final assessments covering indicators of compromise, corrective actions, and remediation timelines to prevent future occurrences.
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CYBER INCIDENT REPORTING
Particulars and Details of Incident Name of Financial Institution:
Reporting Officer’s Name:
Reporting Officer’s Position:
Reporting Officer’s Email & Phone Number:
Date and Time of Notification:
Date and Time Incident Discovered / Detected:
Incident Level or Priority:
Type of Incident that occurred (e.g. Ransomware, Phishing, Data Breach / Leak, Insider Threat, DDoS):
Current state of incident:
Indicate Actions Taken:
Impact Assessment (examples are given but not exhaustive) Business Lines Impacted (including availability of services – Treasury Services, Cash Management, ATM, Internet / Mobile Banking, etc.):
Stakeholders Impacted:
Financial and Market Impact (trading activities, liquidity impact, transaction volumes and values etc.):
Reputational Impact:
Detailed chronological order of events Date of Incident, Start Time and Duration (DD/MM/YY) Escalation Steps Taken:
Stakeholders Informed or Involved:
Channels of Communication Involved:
Root Cause Analysis
Factors that caused the problem / reason for occurring:
Interim measures to mitigate / resolve the issue:
CYBER INCIDENT REPORTING
Final Assessment and Remediation Actions completed and pending:
Conclusion on cause and effects of incident:
Provide the Indicators of Compromise (IOCs):
List the corrective actions taken to prevent future occurrences of similar types of incident:
Estimated timelines to address the remediation of the incident (DD/MM/YY)
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Source: Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago — original document · Summary generated with machine assistance and reviewed before publication; the authoritative text is the regulator's original document. How RegAlert works
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