• APJ financial regulators increasingly require proof that critical services can recover within disruption tolerances, rather than confirmation that backups work.
• Tested recovery times, reliable records and clear accountability are becoming central to demonstrating operational resilience.
• Hong Kong financial institutions were expected to achieve full operational resilience by May 31, 2026, under the HKMA's OR-2 framework.
• Australia's CPS 230 and New Zealand's BS11 make third-party dependencies a critical recovery-design issue.
• AI-driven data changes create distinct accountability risks, requiring recovery records that identify who or what altered sensitive information.

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