Where private banks are concerned, what counts is how they show that decisions remained sound, documented and defensible when their information environment came under stress. The author looks at examples from around the world to examine the cyber threats banks face, and how to manage them.
The following article comes from Boecyàn Bourgade (pictured
below), who is an independent researcher and writer based in
Switzerland. She addresses the cybersecurity liabilities that
face private bankers – a topic all too real at a time when client
information is physically and digitally threatened. (Bourgarde
has written for this news service
before.)
Bourgade, who has written for publications such as The
European Scientist, The World Financial Review and Fair Observer,
aims her insights at senior professionals in private banking,
asset management and regulatory functions. The editors are
pleased to share these insights; the usual editorial disclaimers
apply to views of guest writers. To comment, email tom.burroughes@wealthbriefing.com
and amanda.cheesley@clearviewpublishing.com.
Boecyàn Bourgade
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