SWIFT CSCF - 2026 · CCI Blog · Cambridge Cyber International

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SWIFT CSCF · DORA · NIS2 · NYDFS 500 · OSFI B-13

Test once, satisfy many: the SWIFT CSCF v2026 7.3A penetration test as a cross-regime exercise

2026-06-24

Read the sharpened 7.3A guidance as a checkbox and you will run four tests for four regulators. Read it as one supervisory expression of a global shift to intelligence-led testing, and a single well-designed exercise produces evidence all four accept.

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SWIFT CSCF · DORA · NIS2 · NYDFS 500 · OSFI B-13

How to prepare your SWIFT penetration test in 2026 (and satisfy four regulators at once)

2026-06-24

Most institutions scope the SWIFT penetration test to the minimum the control names, then commission three more tests for three more regulators. That is the expensive way. One well-designed test, recorded against a shared framework, satisfies them all.