The International Monetary Fund has issued a warning that artificial intelligence will significantly increase the severity of cyberattacks on the global financial system. This heightened threat is attributed to the accessibility of new AI tools, which enable even inexperienced attackers to compromise critical infrastructure. As a result, the IMF is advocating for cybersecurity to be treated as a fundamental aspect of stability, rather than a secondary concern. The use of AI in cyberattacks can lead to more sophisticated and targeted threats, potentially exploiting vulnerabilities in financial systems. This increased risk underscores the need for robust cybersecurity measures to protect against AI-powered attacks, particularly in the financial sector. The IMF's warning highlights the urgent need for cybersecurity to be integrated into the core of financial stability frameworks, so what matters most to practitioners is the imperative to prioritize cybersecurity as a critical component of their risk management strategies1.