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                              To ask the Prime Minister and Minister for Finance (a) how many financial
      
                         institutions in Singapore were affected by the recent outage on 19 July 2024 that was
      
                         caused by a software update; (b) how were the account holders of the respective
      
                         financial institutions affected by the outage; (c) how long did the financial institutions
      
                         take to restore their operations back to normalcy; and (d) what are the lessons learnt
      
                         from the said outage.
      
      
                              Answer by Mr Gan Kim Yong, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade
      
                         and Industry, and Chairman of MAS:
      
      
                              On 19 July, a faulty security update from a major cyber security vendor resulted
      
                         in a global disruption of numerous organisations’ IT systems and operations.
      
      
                              Major financial institutions (FIs) in Singapore reported limited or no impact to
      
                         their critical systems and customer-facing operations. A few FIs experienced
      
                         disruptions to some of their IT systems meant for internal staff.
      
      
                              The Singapore Exchange experienced a temporary disruption to its post trade
      
                         services on the Central Depository, resulting in a limited number of trades being
      
                         rolled over for settlement on the next business day. However, all other trading and
      
                         clearing services continued to operate normally.
      
      
                              Among the affected financial institutions, operations proceeded normally by the
      
      
                         next business day on Monday, 22 July.
      
      
                              The incident highlights the importance of having FIs implement robust processes
      
                         and controls to identify and manage risks, including those arising from the reliance on
      
                         third parties. It also underscores the need for FIs to build capabilities to recover
      
                         systems and operations quickly in the event of a disruption as this will minimise the
      
                         impact on customers. MAS expects these of all FIs, and will continue to work with
      
                         FIs to strengthen their operational resilience.
      
      
                         https://www.mas.gov.sg/news/parliamentary-replies/2024/written-reply-to-parliament
      
      
      
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