1.The materiality threshold for the criterion ‘clients, financial counterparts and transactions’ is met where any of the following conditions are fulfilled:
c)the number of affected financial counterparts is higher than 30 % of all financial counterparts carrying out activities related to the provision of the affected service;
d)the number of affected transactions is higher than 10 % of the daily average number of transactions carried out by the financial entity related to the affected service;
e)the amount of affected transactions is higher than 10 % of the daily average value of transactions carried out by the financial entity related to the affected service;
Where the actual number of clients or financial counterparts affected or the actual number or amount of transactions affected cannot be determined, the financial entity shall estimate those numbers or amounts based on available data from comparable reference periods.
2.The materiality threshold for the criterion ‘reputational impact’ is met where any of the conditions set out in Article 2, points (a) to (d), are fulfilled.
4.The materiality threshold for the criterion ‘geographical spread’ is met where the incident has an impact in two or more Member States in accordance with Article 4.
a)any impact as referred to in Article 5 on the availability, authenticity, integrity or confidentiality of data has or will have an adverse impact on the implementation of the business objectives of the financial entity or on its ability to meet regulatory requirements;
b)any successful, malicious and unauthorised access not covered by point (a) occurs to network and information systems, where such access may result in data losses.\
6.The materiality threshold for the criterion ‘economic impact’ is met where the costs and losses incurred by the financial entity due to the incident have exceeded or are likely to exceed 100 000 euro.