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G-7 Report Provides New Guidelines for Financial Sector Cyber Security Assessment

By Matthew Beinart

Monday, October 16th, 2017

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G-7 Report Provides New Guidelines for Financial Sector Cyber Security Assessment

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A year after urging the financial sector to step up its level of cyber security, a G-7 working group has released new metrics for assessing resiliency efforts and pushed greater oversight of cyber-related projects. Financial ministry representatives from the multi-national group, which includes the U.S., Canada Germany, Japan, and more, detailed a two part plan in their new report for meeting better cyber security outcomes if the financial sector follows the components included in their 2016 plan.“Cyber security should not…

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