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ABOUT THE G7 CYBER EXPERT GROUP (CEG)The G7 CEG was founded in 2015 to serve as a multi-year working group that coordinates cybersecurity policy and strategy across the eight G7 jurisdictions. In addition to policy coordination, the G7 CEG also acts as a vehicle for information sharing, cooperation, and incident response. The CEG conducts two types of workstreams, recurring and ad hoc. Recurring workstreams include annual incident response tests and quadrennial cross-border cyber exercises. Ad hoc workstreams produce reports to address specific cybersecurity topics of interest to the financial sector. All CEG workstreams seek to improve the cyber resiliency of the financial sector through preparedness, a consensus of the threat landscape, and a shared approach to mitigating risk.The CEG Co-Chairs and Members meet four times a year – both virtually and in person – to discuss the progress of the workstreams and discuss the cyber threat landscape. The Co-Chairs report the CEG’s progress to the G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors.      G7 CEG MEMBER ORGANIZATIONSThe following organizations are members of the G7 CEG:CanadaBank of CanadaDepartment of Finance CanadaOffice of the Superintendent of Financial InstitutionsFranceBanque de FranceDirectorate General of the TreasuryPrudential Supervision and Resolution AuthorityGermanyDeutsche BundesbankFederal Financial Supervisory AuthorityFederal Ministry of FinanceItalyBank of Italy (Banca d'Italia)CONSOB (Commissione Nazionale per le Societa e la Borsa)Ministry of Economy and FinanceJapanBank of JapanFinancial Services AgencyJapanese Ministry of FinanceUnited KingdomBank of EnglandFinancial Conduct AuthorityHis Majesty’s TreasuryUnited StatesDepartment of the TreasuryFederal Reserve Board of GovernorsSecurities and Exchange CommissionThe following organizations are non-enumerated members of the G7 CEG:European UnionEuropean Banking AuthorityEuropean Central BankEuropean CommissionFUNDAMENTAL ELEMENTSFundamental el