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JC 2024 34, Final Report Joint Guidelines on the estimation of aggregated annual costs and losses caused by major ICT-related incidents under Regulation (EU) 2022/2554

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Joint Guidelines on the estimation of aggregated annual costs and losses caused by major ICT-related incidents

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Joint Guidelines on the estimation of aggregated annual costs and losses caused by major ICT-related incidents

JC 2024 34, Final Report Joint Guidelines on the estimation of aggregated annual costs and losses caused by major ICT-related incidents under Regulation (EU) 2022/2554

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2024-07-17

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Common Controls and
mandates by Impact Zone
10 Mandated Controls - bold    
12 Implied Controls - italic     5 Implementation

An Impact Zone is a hierarchical way of organizing our suite of Common Controls — it is a taxonomy. The top levels of the UCF hierarchy are called Impact Zones. Common Controls are mapped within the UCF’s Impact Zones and are maintained in a legal hierarchy within that Impact Zone. Each Impact Zone deals with a separate area of policies, standards, and procedures: technology acquisition, physical security, continuity, records management, etc.


The UCF created its taxonomy by looking at the corpus of standards and regulations through the lens of unification and a view toward how the controls impact the organization. Thus, we created a hierarchical structure for each impact zone that takes into account regulatory and standards bodies, doctrines, and language.

Number of Controls
27 Total
  • Leadership and high level objectives
    10
    KEY:    Primary Verb     Primary Noun     Secondary Verb     Secondary Noun     Limiting Term
    Mandated - bold    Implied - italic    Implementation - regular TYPE CLASS
    Leadership and high level objectives CC ID 00597 IT Impact Zone IT Impact Zone
    Establish, implement, and maintain a financial management program. CC ID 13228 Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Establish, implement, and maintain a capital restoration plan. CC ID 16613 Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Include corrective actions taken in the capital restoration plan. CC ID 16612
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: financial entities should aggregate the gross costs and losses and the financial recoveries across major class="term_primary-noun">ICT-related incidents. 7. (c)
    Financial entities should include in the report of their estimation of the aggregated annual costs and losses also the breakdown of gross costs and losses and of financial recoveries for each major ICT-related incident that were ry-noun">="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">class="term_secondary-verb">included in the ;" class="term_primary-noun">r:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">aggregation. 10.]
    Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Establish, implement, and maintain financial reports. CC ID 14770 Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Include financial statements in the financial report, as necessary. CC ID 14775
    [{be available} As basis for the estimations, financial entities should refer to the costs, losses and financial recoveries that are reflected in their -noun">:#F0BBBC;" class="term_prackground-color:#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">imary-noun">financial statements such as the profit and loss account, or where applicable in their supervisory reporting, of the relevant reference year. In their estimation, financial entities should also include accounting provisions that are reflected in their financial statements such as the profit and loss account of the relevant reference year. Where accurate data is not available, financial entities should base their estimation on other available data and information to the extent possible. 8.]
    Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Include capital deductions and adjustments in the financial statement. CC ID 16667
    [{be available} As basis for the estimations, financial entities should refer to the costs, losses and financial recoveries that are reflected in their financial statements such as the profit and loss account, or where applicable in their supervisory reporting, of the relevant reference year. In their estimation, financial entities should also _primary-verb">include accounting provisions that are reflected in their term_pran style="background-color:#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">imary-noun">financial statements such as the profit and loss account of the relevant reference year. Where accurate data is not available, financial entities should base their estimation on other available data and information to the extent possible. 8.
    Financial entities should include adjustments on the costs and losses of an estimation that it submitted for a previous ss="term_secondary-verb">m_secondary-noun">year in the estimation of the relevant reference year in which the adjustments are made. 9.]
    Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Include earnings per share or loss per share in the financial statement. CC ID 16597 Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Include material contingencies in the financial statement. CC ID 16596 Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Include notes to financial statements in the financial report, as necessary. CC ID 14780 Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
  • Monitoring and measurement
    1
    KEY:    Primary Verb     Primary Noun     Secondary Verb     Secondary Noun     Limiting Term
    Mandated - bold    Implied - italic    Implementation - regular TYPE CLASS
    Report on the estimated damage or loss resulting from all security incidents. CC ID 01674
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregate annual costs and losses of major ICT-related incidents by aggregating the costs and losses for major ICT-related incidents that fall within the reference year for which the competent authority requested the estimation. The financial entity may choose whether the reference year should correspond to either the completed calendar year, or to the completed accounting year of the financial entity for which the financial entity has finalised its financial statements. Once a financial entity has decided whether it will provide the estimation based on the calendar year or its accounting year, such a decision should be applied to future estimations of aggregated annual an style="backgrouny-verb">d-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">costs and ound-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">losses. The financial entity may change that decision by notifying the competent authority, and provided that the competent authority does not object within two months of receiving the notification. Financial entities should not include costs and losses related to those incidents that fall before or after that reference year. 5.
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregate annual costs and losses of major ICT-related incidents by aggregating the costs and losses for major ICT-related incidents that fall within the reference year for which the competent authority requested the estimation. The financial entity may choose whether the reference year should correspond to either the completed calendar year, or to the completed accounting year of the financial entity for which the financial entity has finalised its financial statements. Once a financial entity has decided whether it will provide the estimation based on the calendar year or its accounting year, such a decision should be applied to future estimations of aggregated annual costs and losses. The financial entity may change that decision by notifying the competent authority, and provided that the competent authority does not object within two months of receiving the notification. Financial entities should not include costs and losses related to those incidents that fall before or after that reference style="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_or:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">s="term_limitin5;" class="term_secondary-verb">g-term">primary-noun">year. 5.
    {major incident} Financial entities should include in the estimation all ICT-related incidents that, irrespective of the reason, were classified as major in accordance with Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification] on incident classification and any incident for which the financial entity submitted in previous reference years a final report in ackground-color:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">accordance with Article 19(4)(c) of Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 that had a quantifiable finae="background-color:#B7D8ED;" class="term_primary-verb">ncial impact on the financial entity in the relevant reference ;" class="term_prpan style="background-color:#B7D8ED;" class="term_primary-verb">imary-noun">style="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">year. 6. (b)
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: estimate the costs and losses of each major ICT-related incident as referred to in paragraph 6 individually. Those estimations should produce the gross costs and losses taking into account the lor:#F0BBBC;" class="term_prima"term_primary-noun">ry-noun">s="term_secondary-noun">types of costs and losses as set out in Article 7(1) and (2) of the Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification]; 7. (a)
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: financial entities should aggregate the -noun">gross costs and losses and the financial recoveries across major ICT-related incidents. 7. (c)
    {be available} As basis for the estimations, financial entities should refer to the costs, losses and financial recoveries that are reflected in their financial statements such as the profit and loss account, or where applicable in their supervisory reporting, of the relevant reference year. In their estimation, financial entities should also include accounting provisions that are reflected in their financial statements such as the profit and loss account of the relevant reference year. Where accurate data is not available, financial entities should " class="term_secondary-noun">color:#B7D8ED;" class="term_primary-verb">base their estimation on other available data and ondary-verb">round-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">BBC;" class="term_primary-noun">information to the extent possible. 8.
    Financial entities should use the template in the Annex to submit to the competent authority the estimation of their aggregated annual costs<erm_primary-verb">/span> and losses for the reference pan style="backgrounCBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">d-color:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">year. For each item under paragraph 6 and 9 that is included in the estimation of the reference year, financial entities should use the same incident reference codes provided by the financial entity as the ones used in the final report in accordance with Article 19(4)(c) of Regulation (EU) 2022/2554. 11.]
    Actionable Reports or Measurements Detective
  • Operational management
    16
    KEY:    Primary Verb     Primary Noun     Secondary Verb     Secondary Noun     Limiting Term
    Mandated - bold    Implied - italic    Implementation - regular TYPE CLASS
    Operational management CC ID 00805 IT Impact Zone IT Impact Zone
    Establish, implement, and maintain a customer service program. CC ID 00846 Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Establish, implement, and maintain an Incident Management program. CC ID 00853 Business Processes Preventive
    Define the characteristics of the Incident Management program. CC ID 00855 Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Include the criteria for an incident in the Incident Management program. CC ID 12173
    [{major incident} Financial entities should include in the estimation all ICT-related incidents that, irrespective of the reason, wekground-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">re tyle="background-color:#B7D8ED;" class="term_primary-verb">classified as major in accordance with Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification] on incident classification and 6.
    {major incident} Financial entities should include in the estimation all ICT-related incidents that, irrespective of the reason, were classified as major in accordance with Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification] on incident classification and for which the financial entity has submitted a final report in accordance with Article 19(4)(c) Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 in the relevant reference year, or 6. (a)]
    Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Include a definition of affected transactions in the incident criteria. CC ID 17180 Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Include a definition of affected parties in the incident criteria. CC ID 17179 Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Include incident monitoring procedures in the Incident Management program. CC ID 01207 Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Categorize the incident following an incident response. CC ID 13208 Technical Security Preventive
    Determine the cost of the incident when assessing security incidents. CC ID 17188
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: estimate the costs and losses of each major ICT-related incident as referred to in paragraph 6 individually. Those estimations should produce the gross costs and losses ary-verb">taking into account the yle="background-colo"term_primary-noun">r:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">types of costs and losses as set out in Article 7(1) and (2) of the Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification]; 7. (a)
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: financial entities should aggregate the gross c-noun">osts</span> and losses and the financial recoveries across major ICT-related incidents. 7. (c)]
    Process or Activity Detective
    Establish, implement, and maintain an Incident Response program. CC ID 00579 Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Create an incident response report. CC ID 12700 Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Include the incident reference code in the incident response report. CC ID 17297
    [Financial entities should use the template in the Annex to submit to the competent authority the estimation of their aggregated annual costs and losses for the reference year. For each item under paragraph 6 and 9 that is included in the estimation of the reference year, financial entities should use the same incident reference codes provided by the financial entity as the ones :an style="background-color:#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">used> in the final le="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">report in accordance with Article 19(4)(c) of Regulation (EU) 2022/2554. 11.]
    Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Include costs associated with the incident in the incident response report. CC ID 12725
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregate annual costs and losses of major ICT-related incidents by aggregating the costs and losses for major ICT-related incidents that fall within the reference year for which the competent authority requested the _secondary="background-color:#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">-noun">estimation. The financial entity may choose whether the reference year should correspond to either the completed calendar year, or to the completed accounting year of the financial entity for which the financial entity has finalised its financial statements. Once a financial entity has decided whether it will provide the estimation based on the calendar year or its accounting year, such a decision should be applied to future estimations of aggregated annual costs and losses. The financial entity may change that decision by notifying the competent authority, and provided that the competent authority does not object within two months of receiving the notification. Financial entities should not include costs and losses related to those incidents that fall before or after that reference year. 5.
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual mary-noun">costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: estimate the costs and losses of each major ICT-related incident as referred to in paragraph 6 individually. Those estimations should produce the gross costs and losses taking into account the types of costs and losses as set out in Article 7(1) and (2) of the Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification]; 7. (a)
    Financial entities should include in the report of their estimation of the aggregated annual costs and losses also the breakdown of gross costs and losses and of financial recoveries for each major ICT-related incident that were ry-noun">="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">imary-noun">rkground-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">y-ve</span>rb">included in the r:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">aggregation. 10.]
    Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Include losses due to the incident in the incident response report. CC ID 12724
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregate annual costs and losses of major ICT-related incidents by aggregating the costs and losses for major ICT-related incidents that fall within the reference year for which the competent authority requested the _secondary="background-color:#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">-noun">estimation. The financial entity may choose whether the reference year should correspond to either the completed calendar year, or to the completed accounting year of the financial entity for which the financial entity has finalised its financial statements. Once a financial entity has decided whether it will provide the estimation based on the calendar year or its accounting year, such a decision should be applied to future estimations of aggregated annual costs and losses. The financial entity may change that decision by notifying the competent authority, and provided that the competent authority does not object within two months of receiving the notification. Financial entities should not include costs and losses related to those incidents that fall before or after that reference year. 5.
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and ="term_primary-noun">losses by applying the follow sequential steps: estimate the costs and losses of each major ICT-related incident as referred to in paragraph 6 individually. Those estimations should produce the gross costs and losses taking into account the types of costs and losses as set out in Article 7(1) and (2) of the Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification]; 7. (a)
    Financial entities should include in the report of their estimation of the aggregated annual costs and losses also the breakdown of gross costs and losses and of financial recoveries for each major ICT-related incident that were ry-noun">="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">class="term_skground-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">econdary-verb">included in the r:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">aggregation. 10.]
    Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
    Include recovery measures in the incident response report. CC ID 17299
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: for each major dary-noun">ICT-related incident, financial entities should also und-color:#B7D8ED;" class="term_primary-verb">estimate the financial recoveries as specified in Annex II to Commission Implementing Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for ITS on incident reporting]; 7. (b)]
    Establish/Maintain Documentation Preventive
Common Controls and
mandates by Type
10 Mandated Controls - bold    
12 Implied Controls - italic     5 Implementation

Each Common Control is assigned a meta-data type to help you determine the objective of the Control and associated Authority Document mandates aligned with it. These types include behavioral controls, process controls, records management, technical security, configuration management, etc. They are provided as another tool to dissect the Authority Document’s mandates and assign them effectively within your organization.

Number of Controls
27 Total
  • Actionable Reports or Measurements
    1
    KEY:    Primary Verb     Primary Noun     Secondary Verb     Secondary Noun     Limiting Term
    Mandated - bold    Implied - italic    Implementation - regular IMPACT ZONE CLASS
    Report on the estimated damage or loss resulting from all security incidents. CC ID 01674
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregate annual costs and losses of major ICT-related incidents by aggregating the costs and losses for major ICT-related incidents that fall within the reference year for which the competent authority requested the estimation. The financial entity may choose whether the reference year should correspond to either the completed calendar year, or to the completed accounting year of the financial entity for which the financial entity has finalised its financial statements. Once a financial entity has decided whether it will provide the estimation based on the calendar year or its accounting year, such a decision should be applied to future estimations of aggregated annual an style="backgrouny-verb">d-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">costs and ound-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">losses. The financial entity may change that decision by notifying the competent authority, and provided that the competent authority does not object within two months of receiving the notification. Financial entities should not include costs and losses related to those incidents that fall before or after that reference year. 5.
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregate annual costs and losses of major ICT-related incidents by aggregating the costs and losses for major ICT-related incidents that fall within the reference year for which the competent authority requested the estimation. The financial entity may choose whether the reference year should correspond to either the completed calendar year, or to the completed accounting year of the financial entity for which the financial entity has finalised its financial statements. Once a financial entity has decided whether it will provide the estimation based on the calendar year or its accounting year, such a decision should be applied to future estimations of aggregated annual costs and losses. The financial entity may change that decision by notifying the competent authority, and provided that the competent authority does not object within two months of receiving the notification. Financial entities should not include costs and losses related to those incidents that fall before or after that reference style="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_or:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">s="term_limitin5;" class="term_secondary-verb">g-term">primary-noun">year. 5.
    {major incident} Financial entities should include in the estimation all ICT-related incidents that, irrespective of the reason, were classified as major in accordance with Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification] on incident classification and any incident for which the financial entity submitted in previous reference years a final report in ackground-color:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">accordance with Article 19(4)(c) of Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 that had a quantifiable finae="background-color:#B7D8ED;" class="term_primary-verb">ncial impact on the financial entity in the relevant reference ;" class="term_prpan style="background-color:#B7D8ED;" class="term_primary-verb">imary-noun">style="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">year. 6. (b)
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: estimate the costs and losses of each major ICT-related incident as referred to in paragraph 6 individually. Those estimations should produce the gross costs and losses taking into account the lor:#F0BBBC;" class="term_prima"term_primary-noun">ry-noun">s="term_secondary-noun">types of costs and losses as set out in Article 7(1) and (2) of the Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification]; 7. (a)
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: financial entities should aggregate the -noun">gross costs and losses and the financial recoveries across major ICT-related incidents. 7. (c)
    {be available} As basis for the estimations, financial entities should refer to the costs, losses and financial recoveries that are reflected in their financial statements such as the profit and loss account, or where applicable in their supervisory reporting, of the relevant reference year. In their estimation, financial entities should also include accounting provisions that are reflected in their financial statements such as the profit and loss account of the relevant reference year. Where accurate data is not available, financial entities should " class="term_secondary-noun">color:#B7D8ED;" class="term_primary-verb">base their estimation on other available data and ondary-verb">round-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">BBC;" class="term_primary-noun">information to the extent possible. 8.
    Financial entities should use the template in the Annex to submit to the competent authority the estimation of their aggregated annual costs<erm_primary-verb">/span> and losses for the reference pan style="backgrounCBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">d-color:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">year. For each item under paragraph 6 and 9 that is included in the estimation of the reference year, financial entities should use the same incident reference codes provided by the financial entity as the ones used in the final report in accordance with Article 19(4)(c) of Regulation (EU) 2022/2554. 11.]
    Monitoring and measurement Detective
  • Business Processes
    1
    KEY:    Primary Verb     Primary Noun     Secondary Verb     Secondary Noun     Limiting Term
    Mandated - bold    Implied - italic    Implementation - regular IMPACT ZONE CLASS
    Establish, implement, and maintain an Incident Management program. CC ID 00853 Operational management Preventive
  • Establish/Maintain Documentation
    21
    KEY:    Primary Verb     Primary Noun     Secondary Verb     Secondary Noun     Limiting Term
    Mandated - bold    Implied - italic    Implementation - regular IMPACT ZONE CLASS
    Establish, implement, and maintain a financial management program. CC ID 13228 Leadership and high level objectives Preventive
    Establish, implement, and maintain a capital restoration plan. CC ID 16613 Leadership and high level objectives Preventive
    Include corrective actions taken in the capital restoration plan. CC ID 16612
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: financial entities should aggregate the gross costs and losses and the financial recoveries across major class="term_primary-noun">ICT-related incidents. 7. (c)
    Financial entities should include in the report of their estimation of the aggregated annual costs and losses also the breakdown of gross costs and losses and of financial recoveries for each major ICT-related incident that were ry-noun">="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">class="term_secondary-verb">included in the ;" class="term_primary-noun">r:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">aggregation. 10.]
    Leadership and high level objectives Preventive
    Establish, implement, and maintain financial reports. CC ID 14770 Leadership and high level objectives Preventive
    Include financial statements in the financial report, as necessary. CC ID 14775
    [{be available} As basis for the estimations, financial entities should refer to the costs, losses and financial recoveries that are reflected in their -noun">:#F0BBBC;" class="term_prackground-color:#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">imary-noun">financial statements such as the profit and loss account, or where applicable in their supervisory reporting, of the relevant reference year. In their estimation, financial entities should also include accounting provisions that are reflected in their financial statements such as the profit and loss account of the relevant reference year. Where accurate data is not available, financial entities should base their estimation on other available data and information to the extent possible. 8.]
    Leadership and high level objectives Preventive
    Include capital deductions and adjustments in the financial statement. CC ID 16667
    [{be available} As basis for the estimations, financial entities should refer to the costs, losses and financial recoveries that are reflected in their financial statements such as the profit and loss account, or where applicable in their supervisory reporting, of the relevant reference year. In their estimation, financial entities should also _primary-verb">include accounting provisions that are reflected in their term_pran style="background-color:#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">imary-noun">financial statements such as the profit and loss account of the relevant reference year. Where accurate data is not available, financial entities should base their estimation on other available data and information to the extent possible. 8.
    Financial entities should include adjustments on the costs and losses of an estimation that it submitted for a previous ss="term_secondary-verb">m_secondary-noun">year in the estimation of the relevant reference year in which the adjustments are made. 9.]
    Leadership and high level objectives Preventive
    Include earnings per share or loss per share in the financial statement. CC ID 16597 Leadership and high level objectives Preventive
    Include material contingencies in the financial statement. CC ID 16596 Leadership and high level objectives Preventive
    Include notes to financial statements in the financial report, as necessary. CC ID 14780 Leadership and high level objectives Preventive
    Establish, implement, and maintain a customer service program. CC ID 00846 Operational management Preventive
    Define the characteristics of the Incident Management program. CC ID 00855 Operational management Preventive
    Include the criteria for an incident in the Incident Management program. CC ID 12173
    [{major incident} Financial entities should include in the estimation all ICT-related incidents that, irrespective of the reason, wekground-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">re tyle="background-color:#B7D8ED;" class="term_primary-verb">classified as major in accordance with Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification] on incident classification and 6.
    {major incident} Financial entities should include in the estimation all ICT-related incidents that, irrespective of the reason, were classified as major in accordance with Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification] on incident classification and for which the financial entity has submitted a final report in accordance with Article 19(4)(c) Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 in the relevant reference year, or 6. (a)]
    Operational management Preventive
    Include a definition of affected transactions in the incident criteria. CC ID 17180 Operational management Preventive
    Include a definition of affected parties in the incident criteria. CC ID 17179 Operational management Preventive
    Include incident monitoring procedures in the Incident Management program. CC ID 01207 Operational management Preventive
    Establish, implement, and maintain an Incident Response program. CC ID 00579 Operational management Preventive
    Create an incident response report. CC ID 12700 Operational management Preventive
    Include the incident reference code in the incident response report. CC ID 17297
    [Financial entities should use the template in the Annex to submit to the competent authority the estimation of their aggregated annual costs and losses for the reference year. For each item under paragraph 6 and 9 that is included in the estimation of the reference year, financial entities should use the same incident reference codes provided by the financial entity as the ones :an style="background-color:#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">used> in the final le="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">report in accordance with Article 19(4)(c) of Regulation (EU) 2022/2554. 11.]
    Operational management Preventive
    Include costs associated with the incident in the incident response report. CC ID 12725
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregate annual costs and losses of major ICT-related incidents by aggregating the costs and losses for major ICT-related incidents that fall within the reference year for which the competent authority requested the _secondary="background-color:#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">-noun">estimation. The financial entity may choose whether the reference year should correspond to either the completed calendar year, or to the completed accounting year of the financial entity for which the financial entity has finalised its financial statements. Once a financial entity has decided whether it will provide the estimation based on the calendar year or its accounting year, such a decision should be applied to future estimations of aggregated annual costs and losses. The financial entity may change that decision by notifying the competent authority, and provided that the competent authority does not object within two months of receiving the notification. Financial entities should not include costs and losses related to those incidents that fall before or after that reference year. 5.
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual mary-noun">costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: estimate the costs and losses of each major ICT-related incident as referred to in paragraph 6 individually. Those estimations should produce the gross costs and losses taking into account the types of costs and losses as set out in Article 7(1) and (2) of the Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification]; 7. (a)
    Financial entities should include in the report of their estimation of the aggregated annual costs and losses also the breakdown of gross costs and losses and of financial recoveries for each major ICT-related incident that were ry-noun">="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">imary-noun">rkground-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">y-ve</span>rb">included in the r:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">aggregation. 10.]
    Operational management Preventive
    Include losses due to the incident in the incident response report. CC ID 12724
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregate annual costs and losses of major ICT-related incidents by aggregating the costs and losses for major ICT-related incidents that fall within the reference year for which the competent authority requested the _secondary="background-color:#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">-noun">estimation. The financial entity may choose whether the reference year should correspond to either the completed calendar year, or to the completed accounting year of the financial entity for which the financial entity has finalised its financial statements. Once a financial entity has decided whether it will provide the estimation based on the calendar year or its accounting year, such a decision should be applied to future estimations of aggregated annual costs and losses. The financial entity may change that decision by notifying the competent authority, and provided that the competent authority does not object within two months of receiving the notification. Financial entities should not include costs and losses related to those incidents that fall before or after that reference year. 5.
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and ="term_primary-noun">losses by applying the follow sequential steps: estimate the costs and losses of each major ICT-related incident as referred to in paragraph 6 individually. Those estimations should produce the gross costs and losses taking into account the types of costs and losses as set out in Article 7(1) and (2) of the Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification]; 7. (a)
    Financial entities should include in the report of their estimation of the aggregated annual costs and losses also the breakdown of gross costs and losses and of financial recoveries for each major ICT-related incident that were ry-noun">="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">class="term_skground-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">econdary-verb">included in the r:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">aggregation. 10.]
    Operational management Preventive
    Include recovery measures in the incident response report. CC ID 17299
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: for each major dary-noun">ICT-related incident, financial entities should also und-color:#B7D8ED;" class="term_primary-verb">estimate the financial recoveries as specified in Annex II to Commission Implementing Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for ITS on incident reporting]; 7. (b)]
    Operational management Preventive
  • IT Impact Zone
    2
    KEY:    Primary Verb     Primary Noun     Secondary Verb     Secondary Noun     Limiting Term
    Mandated - bold    Implied - italic    Implementation - regular IMPACT ZONE CLASS
    Leadership and high level objectives CC ID 00597 Leadership and high level objectives IT Impact Zone
    Operational management CC ID 00805 Operational management IT Impact Zone
  • Process or Activity
    1
    KEY:    Primary Verb     Primary Noun     Secondary Verb     Secondary Noun     Limiting Term
    Mandated - bold    Implied - italic    Implementation - regular IMPACT ZONE CLASS
    Determine the cost of the incident when assessing security incidents. CC ID 17188
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: estimate the costs and losses of each major ICT-related incident as referred to in paragraph 6 individually. Those estimations should produce the gross costs and losses ary-verb">taking into account the yle="background-colo"term_primary-noun">r:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">types of costs and losses as set out in Article 7(1) and (2) of the Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification]; 7. (a)
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: financial entities should aggregate the gross c-noun">osts</span> and losses and the financial recoveries across major ICT-related incidents. 7. (c)]
    Operational management Detective
  • Technical Security
    1
    KEY:    Primary Verb     Primary Noun     Secondary Verb     Secondary Noun     Limiting Term
    Mandated - bold    Implied - italic    Implementation - regular IMPACT ZONE CLASS
    Categorize the incident following an incident response. CC ID 13208 Operational management Preventive
Common Controls and
mandates by Classification
10 Mandated Controls - bold    
12 Implied Controls - italic     5 Implementation

There are three types of Common Control classifications; corrective, detective, and preventive. Common Controls at the top level have the default assignment of Impact Zone.

Number of Controls
27 Total
  • Detective
    2
    KEY:    Primary Verb     Primary Noun     Secondary Verb     Secondary Noun     Limiting Term
    Mandated - bold    Implied - italic    Implementation - regular IMPACT ZONE TYPE
    Report on the estimated damage or loss resulting from all security incidents. CC ID 01674
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregate annual costs and losses of major ICT-related incidents by aggregating the costs and losses for major ICT-related incidents that fall within the reference year for which the competent authority requested the estimation. The financial entity may choose whether the reference year should correspond to either the completed calendar year, or to the completed accounting year of the financial entity for which the financial entity has finalised its financial statements. Once a financial entity has decided whether it will provide the estimation based on the calendar year or its accounting year, such a decision should be applied to future estimations of aggregated annual an style="backgrouny-verb">d-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">costs and ound-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">losses. The financial entity may change that decision by notifying the competent authority, and provided that the competent authority does not object within two months of receiving the notification. Financial entities should not include costs and losses related to those incidents that fall before or after that reference year. 5.
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregate annual costs and losses of major ICT-related incidents by aggregating the costs and losses for major ICT-related incidents that fall within the reference year for which the competent authority requested the estimation. The financial entity may choose whether the reference year should correspond to either the completed calendar year, or to the completed accounting year of the financial entity for which the financial entity has finalised its financial statements. Once a financial entity has decided whether it will provide the estimation based on the calendar year or its accounting year, such a decision should be applied to future estimations of aggregated annual costs and losses. The financial entity may change that decision by notifying the competent authority, and provided that the competent authority does not object within two months of receiving the notification. Financial entities should not include costs and losses related to those incidents that fall before or after that reference style="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_or:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">s="term_limitin5;" class="term_secondary-verb">g-term">primary-noun">year. 5.
    {major incident} Financial entities should include in the estimation all ICT-related incidents that, irrespective of the reason, were classified as major in accordance with Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification] on incident classification and any incident for which the financial entity submitted in previous reference years a final report in ackground-color:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">accordance with Article 19(4)(c) of Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 that had a quantifiable finae="background-color:#B7D8ED;" class="term_primary-verb">ncial impact on the financial entity in the relevant reference ;" class="term_prpan style="background-color:#B7D8ED;" class="term_primary-verb">imary-noun">style="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">year. 6. (b)
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: estimate the costs and losses of each major ICT-related incident as referred to in paragraph 6 individually. Those estimations should produce the gross costs and losses taking into account the lor:#F0BBBC;" class="term_prima"term_primary-noun">ry-noun">s="term_secondary-noun">types of costs and losses as set out in Article 7(1) and (2) of the Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification]; 7. (a)
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: financial entities should aggregate the -noun">gross costs and losses and the financial recoveries across major ICT-related incidents. 7. (c)
    {be available} As basis for the estimations, financial entities should refer to the costs, losses and financial recoveries that are reflected in their financial statements such as the profit and loss account, or where applicable in their supervisory reporting, of the relevant reference year. In their estimation, financial entities should also include accounting provisions that are reflected in their financial statements such as the profit and loss account of the relevant reference year. Where accurate data is not available, financial entities should " class="term_secondary-noun">color:#B7D8ED;" class="term_primary-verb">base their estimation on other available data and ondary-verb">round-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">BBC;" class="term_primary-noun">information to the extent possible. 8.
    Financial entities should use the template in the Annex to submit to the competent authority the estimation of their aggregated annual costs<erm_primary-verb">/span> and losses for the reference pan style="backgrounCBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">d-color:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">year. For each item under paragraph 6 and 9 that is included in the estimation of the reference year, financial entities should use the same incident reference codes provided by the financial entity as the ones used in the final report in accordance with Article 19(4)(c) of Regulation (EU) 2022/2554. 11.]
    Monitoring and measurement Actionable Reports or Measurements
    Determine the cost of the incident when assessing security incidents. CC ID 17188
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: estimate the costs and losses of each major ICT-related incident as referred to in paragraph 6 individually. Those estimations should produce the gross costs and losses ary-verb">taking into account the yle="background-colo"term_primary-noun">r:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">types of costs and losses as set out in Article 7(1) and (2) of the Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification]; 7. (a)
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: financial entities should aggregate the gross c-noun">osts</span> and losses and the financial recoveries across major ICT-related incidents. 7. (c)]
    Operational management Process or Activity
  • IT Impact Zone
    2
    KEY:    Primary Verb     Primary Noun     Secondary Verb     Secondary Noun     Limiting Term
    Mandated - bold    Implied - italic    Implementation - regular IMPACT ZONE TYPE
    Leadership and high level objectives CC ID 00597 Leadership and high level objectives IT Impact Zone
    Operational management CC ID 00805 Operational management IT Impact Zone
  • Preventive
    23
    KEY:    Primary Verb     Primary Noun     Secondary Verb     Secondary Noun     Limiting Term
    Mandated - bold    Implied - italic    Implementation - regular IMPACT ZONE TYPE
    Establish, implement, and maintain a financial management program. CC ID 13228 Leadership and high level objectives Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Establish, implement, and maintain a capital restoration plan. CC ID 16613 Leadership and high level objectives Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Include corrective actions taken in the capital restoration plan. CC ID 16612
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: financial entities should aggregate the gross costs and losses and the financial recoveries across major class="term_primary-noun">ICT-related incidents. 7. (c)
    Financial entities should include in the report of their estimation of the aggregated annual costs and losses also the breakdown of gross costs and losses and of financial recoveries for each major ICT-related incident that were ry-noun">="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">class="term_secondary-verb">included in the ;" class="term_primary-noun">r:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">aggregation. 10.]
    Leadership and high level objectives Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Establish, implement, and maintain financial reports. CC ID 14770 Leadership and high level objectives Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Include financial statements in the financial report, as necessary. CC ID 14775
    [{be available} As basis for the estimations, financial entities should refer to the costs, losses and financial recoveries that are reflected in their -noun">:#F0BBBC;" class="term_prackground-color:#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">imary-noun">financial statements such as the profit and loss account, or where applicable in their supervisory reporting, of the relevant reference year. In their estimation, financial entities should also include accounting provisions that are reflected in their financial statements such as the profit and loss account of the relevant reference year. Where accurate data is not available, financial entities should base their estimation on other available data and information to the extent possible. 8.]
    Leadership and high level objectives Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Include capital deductions and adjustments in the financial statement. CC ID 16667
    [{be available} As basis for the estimations, financial entities should refer to the costs, losses and financial recoveries that are reflected in their financial statements such as the profit and loss account, or where applicable in their supervisory reporting, of the relevant reference year. In their estimation, financial entities should also _primary-verb">include accounting provisions that are reflected in their term_pran style="background-color:#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">imary-noun">financial statements such as the profit and loss account of the relevant reference year. Where accurate data is not available, financial entities should base their estimation on other available data and information to the extent possible. 8.
    Financial entities should include adjustments on the costs and losses of an estimation that it submitted for a previous ss="term_secondary-verb">m_secondary-noun">year in the estimation of the relevant reference year in which the adjustments are made. 9.]
    Leadership and high level objectives Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Include earnings per share or loss per share in the financial statement. CC ID 16597 Leadership and high level objectives Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Include material contingencies in the financial statement. CC ID 16596 Leadership and high level objectives Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Include notes to financial statements in the financial report, as necessary. CC ID 14780 Leadership and high level objectives Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Establish, implement, and maintain a customer service program. CC ID 00846 Operational management Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Establish, implement, and maintain an Incident Management program. CC ID 00853 Operational management Business Processes
    Define the characteristics of the Incident Management program. CC ID 00855 Operational management Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Include the criteria for an incident in the Incident Management program. CC ID 12173
    [{major incident} Financial entities should include in the estimation all ICT-related incidents that, irrespective of the reason, wekground-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">re tyle="background-color:#B7D8ED;" class="term_primary-verb">classified as major in accordance with Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification] on incident classification and 6.
    {major incident} Financial entities should include in the estimation all ICT-related incidents that, irrespective of the reason, were classified as major in accordance with Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification] on incident classification and for which the financial entity has submitted a final report in accordance with Article 19(4)(c) Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 in the relevant reference year, or 6. (a)]
    Operational management Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Include a definition of affected transactions in the incident criteria. CC ID 17180 Operational management Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Include a definition of affected parties in the incident criteria. CC ID 17179 Operational management Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Include incident monitoring procedures in the Incident Management program. CC ID 01207 Operational management Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Categorize the incident following an incident response. CC ID 13208 Operational management Technical Security
    Establish, implement, and maintain an Incident Response program. CC ID 00579 Operational management Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Create an incident response report. CC ID 12700 Operational management Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Include the incident reference code in the incident response report. CC ID 17297
    [Financial entities should use the template in the Annex to submit to the competent authority the estimation of their aggregated annual costs and losses for the reference year. For each item under paragraph 6 and 9 that is included in the estimation of the reference year, financial entities should use the same incident reference codes provided by the financial entity as the ones :an style="background-color:#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">used> in the final le="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">report in accordance with Article 19(4)(c) of Regulation (EU) 2022/2554. 11.]
    Operational management Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Include costs associated with the incident in the incident response report. CC ID 12725
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregate annual costs and losses of major ICT-related incidents by aggregating the costs and losses for major ICT-related incidents that fall within the reference year for which the competent authority requested the _secondary="background-color:#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">-noun">estimation. The financial entity may choose whether the reference year should correspond to either the completed calendar year, or to the completed accounting year of the financial entity for which the financial entity has finalised its financial statements. Once a financial entity has decided whether it will provide the estimation based on the calendar year or its accounting year, such a decision should be applied to future estimations of aggregated annual costs and losses. The financial entity may change that decision by notifying the competent authority, and provided that the competent authority does not object within two months of receiving the notification. Financial entities should not include costs and losses related to those incidents that fall before or after that reference year. 5.
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual mary-noun">costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: estimate the costs and losses of each major ICT-related incident as referred to in paragraph 6 individually. Those estimations should produce the gross costs and losses taking into account the types of costs and losses as set out in Article 7(1) and (2) of the Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification]; 7. (a)
    Financial entities should include in the report of their estimation of the aggregated annual costs and losses also the breakdown of gross costs and losses and of financial recoveries for each major ICT-related incident that were ry-noun">="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">imary-noun">rkground-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">y-ve</span>rb">included in the r:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">aggregation. 10.]
    Operational management Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Include losses due to the incident in the incident response report. CC ID 12724
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregate annual costs and losses of major ICT-related incidents by aggregating the costs and losses for major ICT-related incidents that fall within the reference year for which the competent authority requested the _secondary="background-color:#CBD0E5;" class="term_secondary-verb">-noun">estimation. The financial entity may choose whether the reference year should correspond to either the completed calendar year, or to the completed accounting year of the financial entity for which the financial entity has finalised its financial statements. Once a financial entity has decided whether it will provide the estimation based on the calendar year or its accounting year, such a decision should be applied to future estimations of aggregated annual costs and losses. The financial entity may change that decision by notifying the competent authority, and provided that the competent authority does not object within two months of receiving the notification. Financial entities should not include costs and losses related to those incidents that fall before or after that reference year. 5.
    Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and ="term_primary-noun">losses by applying the follow sequential steps: estimate the costs and losses of each major ICT-related incident as referred to in paragraph 6 individually. Those estimations should produce the gross costs and losses taking into account the types of costs and losses as set out in Article 7(1) and (2) of the Commission Delegated Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for RTS on incident classification]; 7. (a)
    Financial entities should include in the report of their estimation of the aggregated annual costs and losses also the breakdown of gross costs and losses and of financial recoveries for each major ICT-related incident that were ry-noun">="background-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">class="term_skground-color:#F0BBBC;" class="term_primary-noun">econdary-verb">included in the r:#B2E2E3;" class="term_secondary-noun">aggregation. 10.]
    Operational management Establish/Maintain Documentation
    Include recovery measures in the incident response report. CC ID 17299
    [Financial entities should estimate the aggregated annual costs and losses by applying the follow sequential steps: for each major dary-noun">ICT-related incident, financial entities should also und-color:#B7D8ED;" class="term_primary-verb">estimate the financial recoveries as specified in Annex II to Commission Implementing Regulation [insert OJ given number once published for ITS on incident reporting]; 7. (b)]
    Operational management Establish/Maintain Documentation