banking regulations
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Android Malware Anatsa Targets US Banks Through Infiltrated Google Play Apps
The Anatsa banking trojan has returned to Google Play disguised as a PDF viewer app, compromising 50,000 downloads and targeting US banking customers. Security experts warn users to uninstall affected apps immediately and to secure their banking credentials.
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Employee Arrested Following Major Cyber Heist at Brazilian Financial Software Firm
Following a cyberattack that resulted in the theft of $140 million from Brazilian financial institutions, authorities have arrested an employee of C&M Software, alleging he sold login credentials to hackers who exploited the system.
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MainStreet Bancshares Reports Data Breach Affecting Customer Information
MainStreet Bancshares has disclosed a data breach that affected a significant portion of its customer base due to an incident involving a third-party provider. The bank reported to the SEC that its own infrastructure was unaffected, but the incident raises questions about cybersecurity in the banking sector.
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Fragmented Compliance Practices Leave Organizations Vulnerable to Risks
A new report from Swimlane reveals that only 29% of organizations believe their compliance programs meet internal and external standards, prompting concerns over fragmented workflows and manual processes that leave teams vulnerable to penalties and security risks.
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The Misconception of Data Security as Privacy: A Call for Accountability
A recent feature article emphasizes the critical distinction between information security and data privacy, urging organizations and regulators to prioritize ethical data practices over mere compliance.
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Cybersecurity Breach: Hackers Compromise Emails of U.S. Treasury’s OCC
A cybersecurity breach at the U.S. Treasury’s OCC has exposed over 150,000 email accounts, leading to concerns of compromised sensitive information. The incident was initially reported as minor but was later revealed to be far-reaching, specifically affecting bank regulators.
