FINRA Warns of Phishing Emails Targeting Financial Firms
FINRA warned financial services firms of a new phishing campaign on Monday that it claims is widespread and ongoing.
FINRA warned financial services firms of a new phishing campaign on Monday that it claims is widespread and ongoing.
In a reminder to regulated entities, the New York Department of Financial Services warned last week of a potential uptick in phishing, fraud, and third-party risk.
The New York Department of Financial Services has extended its usual April 15 cybersecurity Certification of Compliance deadline for entities experiencing issues arising from COVID-19
The New York Department of Financial Services is asking all regulated organizations to provide them with a COVID-19 preparedness plan, including an assessment of how susceptible each entity would be to increased cyberattacks.
The New York Department of Financial Services' Cybersecurity Regulation was implemented years ago but one of the regulation's compliance deadlines remains.
The DOJ says a former SEC examiner stole information from the government agency to help him land a chief compliance officer gig at a firm he was investigating.
An employee - since terminated - at the financial services corporation is being investigated for fraud after accessing and stealing cardholder data.
According to a regulator, retail banks in the region took the biggest hit last year.
A committee whose job is to oversee tax administration issues for the IRS says limitations at the agency are fostering cybersecurity risks.
With a new cybersecurity team dedicated to enforcing the department’s regulations under its wing, the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) will grow even more vigilant of violations.