Bank of Greece and Capital Market Commission: New framework for cyberattacks on banks

Revised European TIBER-EU framework implemented in Greece. Cybersecurity tests mandatory for financial entities meeting DORA criteria.

Bank of Greece and Capital Market Commission: New framework for cyberattacks on banks

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The Bank of Greece and the Capital Market Commission have jointly adopted the revised European TIBER-EU framework at national level, publishing the National TIBER-GR Implementation Document.

A TIBER Test Coordination Team (TLPT Cyber Team Greece – TCT-GR), comprising staff from the two authorities, has also been set up to coordinate and support the relevant tests in the Greek financial sector.

The framework covers threat-led penetration testing (Threat-Led Penetration Testing – TLPT), in which cyberattacks are simulated against critical production systems and functions at financial institutions under real-world conditions. The aim is to identify weaknesses and strengthen the digital resilience of the sector.

TIBER-EU was developed by the European System of Central Banks, and its implementation in Greece has been designed to meet the requirements of the European DORA Regulation (2022/2554), as well as Law 5193/2025.

For financial entities within the scope of DORA that meet the eligibility criteria set out in Regulation (EU) 2025/1190, TLPT tests are a regulatory requirement.

 
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