
New IT and cyber incident reporting template now in effect
The reporting framework requires financial institutions to assess materiality promptly and provide regulators with information even while an incident is being investigated.

The reporting framework requires financial institutions to assess materiality promptly and provide regulators with information even while an incident is being investigated.

Officials outline key supervisory areas affecting financial institutions, with a focus on governance, AML controls, cyber resilience, and consumer-facing risks.

The FSCA and PA publish recommended best practices, urging financial institutions to adopt a risk-based approach aligned with their size and complexity.

Joint Standard 2 of 2024 outlines the measures and best practices financial institutions must adopt to ensure robust cybersecurity.

The FSCA and PA urge financial institutions to prepare for the standard’s implementation despite the provision for a transitional period.

The 13th Allianz Risk Barometer reveals that deepfake video technology, aimed at facilitating phishing scams, is now readily available online, priced as low as R377 a minute.