Is your treasury prepared for disruption?
Cyber risk can quickly become treasury risk.
When systems are compromised or payment processes are disrupted, the impact can extend far beyond IT. Treasury may need to manage interrupted payment flows, reduced visibility over cash, liquidity uncertainty and increasingly sophisticated fraud attempts.
The EuroFinance Deep Dive: Cyber risk management, supported by TIS, brings together insights from treasury and cybersecurity professionals across industries to explore what effective cyber resilience looks like in practice.
Rather than focusing solely on preventing an attack, the report explores a bigger question: how prepared is treasury to keep critical financial operations running when disruption actually happens? That reflects one of the report’s central themes, that prevention alone is not enough and resilience depends on continued operations during disruption.
What you’ll learn
- Beyond prevention: Why cyber resilience depends not only on keeping attackers out, but also on maintaining critical operations when disruption occurs.
- Treasury’s role in cyber response: How cyber incidents can affect payments, cash visibility and liquidity, and why treasury needs to be involved in response planning.
- The human element: Why verification, escalation and disciplined processes continue to matter as fraud becomes more sophisticated.
- The critical first 48 hours: Practical perspectives from treasury leaders on protecting liquidity, verifying cash positions and maintaining control following an incident.
Explore the strategies, experiences and practical lessons shaping cyber resilience in modern treasury.
