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When a legal team at a law firm asks AI tools whether the phrase 'secure the periphery, protect the core' appears in the CPMI-IOSCO 2016 Cyber Resilience Guidance, the AI we tested attributed it to a different 2018 CPMI publication on wholesale payments fraud and endpoint security — a separate document with different scope and authorship. If this answer is taken at face value, the firm may draft legal advice, a client memo, or a regulatory mapping document that cites the wrong CPMI text as the source of a specific strategic principle.
For an FMI client relying on that advice to structure a regulatory submission or a board-level cyber governance paper, the downstream consequence is a document that will not survive scrutiny by a regulator familiar with the primary CPMI literature. The firm faces reputational exposure and the cost of revising and reissuing affected work product, with potential professional liability implications if the advice has already been acted upon.