There’s growing concern within intelligence communities that hostile governments could cyber-invade financial institutions, not to steal money — but to pollute, destroy and manipulate data. One of the biggest exposures lies in the cloud.
Experts say that instead of a cyber attack that deletes or releases stolen data, the next wave of attacks will merely change digital data to compromise its integrity so that, for example, all the tax return data in your systems are no longer correct.
Getting comfortable with your company’s cybersecurity program means being able to answer questions like, “Are we thinking about security the right way, and where is all this going?”
The human immune system provides an apt analogy for cyber risk strategy: When a germ breaches the body, it sounds the alarm, solves the problem, then recovers and remembers.
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