Cyber Resilience

Cyber resilience is an organization's ability to detect, respond to, and recover from security incidents while maintaining critical business functions. For AI governance, this means building systems and processes that can withstand attacks on training data, model integrity, and deployment infrastructure without losing trust in your AI systems or violating compliance obligations. Strong cyber resilience reduces the window of vulnerability when breaches occur and helps you meet regulatory expectations around incident management and business continuity.

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ResearchEU2026-10-01

ECB Requires Bank AI Cyber Action Plans by October 31, 2026

The European Central Bank expects banks to assess AI-enabled cyber threats and submit structured action plans by October 31, 2026. Plans must cover governance, asset mapping, vulnerability management, detection, response, recovery, resilience testing, and oversight of technology providers. The requirement applies to supervised institutions across the eurozone.

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