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Bank Vault or Screen Door? How Attackers View Financial Services

bishopfox.com | blog | #cloud | #attack-surface | #ransomware | #threat-landscape | #security-strategy | #financial-services | #cyber-risk
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An attacker's-eye view of financial services security: 55% of surveyed firms were hit by ransomware in 2021, payments more than doubled, and cloud and mobile keep expanding the attack surface.
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