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Table of Contents

CHAPTER I CLASSIFICATION CRITERIA
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  • Article 1 Clients, financial counterparts and transactions
  • Article 2 Reputational impact
  • Article 3 Duration and service downtime
  • Article 4 Geographical spread
  • Article 5 Data losses
  • Article 6 Criticality of services affected
  • Article 7 Economic impact
CHAPTER II MAJOR INCIDENTS AND MATERIALITY THRESHOLDS
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  • Article 8 Major incidents
  • Article 9 Materiality thresholds for determining major incidents
CHAPTER III SIGNIFICANT CYBER THREATS
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  • Article 10 High materiality thresholds for determining significant cyber threats
CHAPTER IV RELEVANCE OF MAJOR INCIDENTS TO COMPETENT AUTHORITIES IN OTHER MEMBER STATES AND DETAILS OF REPORTS TO BE SHARED WITH OTHER COMPETENT AUTHORITIES
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  • Article 11 Relevance of major incidents to competent authorities in other Member States
  • Article 12 Details of major incidents to be shared with other competent authorities
CHAPTER V FINAL PROVISIONS
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  • Article 13 Entry into force
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