South Korea Finance Regulator Holds Emergency Meeting over Bank Hacks
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Financial authorities will urgently convene the heads of all financial industry associations and the representatives of financial institutions affected by security breaches on the afternoon of the 4th. As hacking damages originating from commercial banks spread to the non-banking financial sector, including capital companies and savings banks, the authorities have decided to review the security response system of the entire financial sector, goi…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporters Bae Young-kyung, Han Ji-hoon, Kang Su-ryeon, Kim Ji-yeon, and Kang Ryu-na = On the 4th, financial authorities will urgently... the heads of financial industry associations and the representatives of financial companies affected by security breaches.
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Financial Services Commission. Yonhap News The Financial Services Commission (FSC) is calling in the entire financial industry after a string of hacking attacks and personal data breaches targeting financial companies. Breaches that began at commercial banks have spread to non-bank lenders such as capital and savings banks, prompting the regulator to review security systems across […] Thank you for subscribing to our RSS feed!
The Financial Services Commission (FSC) will hold an emergency inspection meeting on the afternoon of the 4th at the Government Complex Seoul, convening heads of financial industry associations and CEOs of financial institutions affected by data breaches. A series of incidents involving the leakage of customers' personal information have occurred as companies ranging from the five major commercial banks to non-bank financial institutions, such …
SEOUL, Oct. 3 (Yonhap) -- The financial watchdog will hold an emergency meeting with heads of a number of banks and financial firms that suffered information leaks via recent hacking attacks, sources said Saturday.Financial Services Commission Chairm
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