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4/23/2024 G7 Cyber Expert Group Conducts Cross-Border Coordination Exercise in the Financial Sector | U.S. Department of the … G7 Cyber Expert Group Conducts Cross-Border Coordination Exercise in the Financial Sector April 23, 2024 WASHINGTON — The G7 Cyber Expert Group completed a cross-border coordination exercise on 17 April 2024. G7 authorities routinely exercise to ensure they can e ectively coordinate and communicate their response in the event of a widespread cyber incident a ecting the financial system. The primary objective of the exercise was to strengthen the ability of G7 financial authorities in e ectively communicating and coordinating their respective responses to facilitate crisis management in the event of a significant cross-border cyber incident a ecting the financial sector. The exercise built on previous simulations and workshops, which focused on cyber incident response, recovery management, and crisis communication. “This exercise is another critical opportunity for us to work with our G7 partners in our ongoing e ort to combat cyberattacks,” commented Deputy Secretary Wally Adeyemo. “These simulations help strengthen the global financial system by ensuring that G7 countries are able to e ectively coordinate and respond in the event of a crisis.” To optimize coordination among G7 financial authorities, the exercise assumed a large-scale cyber attack on financial market infrastructures and entities in all G7 jurisdictions. The exercise brought together 23 financial authorities, including ministries of finance, central banks, bank supervisors, and market authorities, as well as private industry participants. By conducting such exercises, the G7 Cyber Expert Group aims to bolster the financial sectorʼs resilience and minimise disruptions across all G7 jurisdictions. This exercise allows the G7 financial authorities to continue to integrate the multiple lines of e ort necessary to respond e ectively to an incident. In an ever-changing and interconnected world, cross-border coordination, incident response preparedness, and information exchanges remain G7 priorities. The G7 Cyber Expert Group continuously collaborates on cybersecurity and stands ready to respond to cyber threats posed to the financial system. https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/jy2290 1/2 4/23/2024 G7 Cyber Expert Group Conducts Cross-Border Coordination Exercise in the Financial Sector | U.S. Department of the … About the G7 Cyber Expert Group The G7 Cyber Expert Group coordinates cybersecurity policy and strategy across the G7 jurisdictions. The G7 Cyber Expert Group seeks to improve the cyber resiliency of the financial sector through preparedness, a consensus of the threat landscape, and a shared approach to mitigating risk and to this end has published various sets of Fundamental Elements, e.g. G7 Fundamental Elements of Ransomware Resilience for the Financial Sector and G7 Fundamental Elements for Third Party Cyber Risk Management in the Financial Sector. More information about the G7 Cyber Expert Group and publications can be found here. ### https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/jy2290 2/2
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