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New York Bolsters Cybersecurity Requirements

Global Fintech & Digital Assets

The changes impose more demanding requirements for larger entities, new obligations to report ransomware incidents and payments, and expanded oversight responsibilities for board and senior management. The Amendments also require a covered entity to report within 24 hours any extortion payment made in response to a ransomware attack.

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Uncovering The Lessons In A Third-Party Cyberattack

PYMNTS

B2B Software-as-a-Service company Blackbaud recently notified its customers that in February of this year it fell victim to a ransomware attack and was not aware of the issue until about three months later. As a supplier of computing software services, Blackbaud is only the latest example of how cyberattacks aren't isolated to its targets.

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Key insights in navigating fraud in open banking

The Payments Association

Data breaches and ransomware attacks were also flagged as significant risks. The introduction of strong customer authentication (SCA) was intended to enhance safety by requiring multifactor authentication for transactions. The group also discussed the role of education and standardised messaging in mitigating fraud risks.