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When Critical Systems Fail
A half-day working session on stand-in processing, service degradation detection, and capacity resilience under BNM's revised RMiT -- with BNM and NACSA invited to join the discussion.
Turning RMiT Requirements Into Action
Three working sessions on failover, recovery, and resilience for Malaysian banks.
Stand-In Processing
How to activate and sustain critical banking services when primary systems go down.
Machine Identity Risk
Extending identity and access controls to AI agents and automated failover processes.
Recovery Metrics
Turning incident data into the audit-ready customer-impact disclosures RMiT requires.
Infrastructure Modernization
What has to change in your stack to meet a 120-minute recovery window under real load.
RMiT Has Moved From Guidance to Obligation
BNM's revised RMiT raises the bar on what banks must prove -- not just build.
Stand-In Processing Is Now Mandatory
BNM's revised RMiT requires banks to activate stand-in processing when critical systems fail -- not as a best practice, but as a regulatory obligation. Banks must demonstrate it works under real transaction volume, not just in a tabletop test.
Service Degradation Must Be Detected Early
The framework mandates early detection of service degradation before full outages occur. Banks need monitoring and observability capabilities that can trigger failover before customers feel the impact.
Customer Impact Must Be Measured and Filed
Within 15 days of each quarter-end, banks must disclose customer-impact and transaction data from any service disruption. The gap between technical recovery and regulatory recovery is now a compliance risk in its own right.
Legacy Architecture Is Running Out of Road
Most Malaysian banks are operating resilience on patched, often undocumented legacy systems -- now bound by a 120-minute recovery window. The revised RMiT makes architectural debt a board-level compliance issue.
Where RMiT Compliance Gets Worked Through
Malaysia's financial sector is under growing pressure to keep critical banking and payment services running through technology disruptions.
This is not a conference. There are no panels, no pitch decks, no exhibition floor. Three focused working sessions for senior bank technology, risk, and compliance leaders who are already dealing with these requirements.
Programme Agenda
12 November 2026 (Tentative) · Kuala LumpurWho's in the Room
BNM and NACSA have been formally invited to participate and provide direct compliance clarity on stand-in processing and service degradation requirements. Confirmed speakers will be announced here as details are finalized.
Speaker announcements to followA Curated Room of Senior Bank Technology Leaders
This session brings together CISOs, CROs, CIOs, and senior heads of infrastructure, risk, and compliance from Malaysian financial institutions. Partnership packages are available across the security, infrastructure, and data tracks.
Partnership EnquiryVenue Information
Venue to be confirmed. The event will be held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on 12 November 2026 (tentative). This page will be updated once the venue is locked in.
Everything You Need to Know
Practical questions about the RMiT Stand-In Processing Workshop, 12 November 2026, Kuala Lumpur.