You decide
- Whether the evidence meets your obligations
- Which open gaps to close first
- Whether your firm is compliant
For FINRA member firms and their branch offices
FINRA expects member firms to keep a business continuity plan they can actually carry out and to supervise the systems their people use. Compliance: FINRA gives you quarterly evidence that your continuity plan is tested and your technology controls are working, so the answer is ready when your broker-dealer or an examiner asks.

It likely applies if your firm is one of these:
Keep a business continuity plan you can carry out, reviewed every year (Rule 4370)
Recovery planning and regular recovery tests
Business continuity and recovery testing records
Supervise your people and systems, including the controls that protect customer information (Rule 3110)
Access controls, device management and secure email
Device, access and email security evidence
Meet the cybersecurity controls your broker-dealer's supervision requires
The controls your broker-dealer sets, kept running
Evidence for each control your broker-dealer asks about
Scoped to FINRA, delivered every quarter without asking. The proof in your hands is never more than three months old.
Sample · Compliance Posture Report
ACME Corp · Quarter 3 · FINRA
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