The banking industry<\/a> needs to upgrade its IT infrastructure and appoint experienced chief risk officers to effectively deal with incidence of cybercrimes, says a report by Deloitte India<\/a>. Observing that banks are the most targeted sector, the report said that nearly 22 per cent of cybersecurity attacks<\/a> which took place in India in 2018-19 were on the banking industry<\/a>. 的银行业需要升级其IT基础设施和任命经验丰富的首席风险官来有效地处理网络犯罪的发生率,在一份报告中说德勤印度。观察,银行是最针对性的部门,报告称,近22%的网络安全攻击2018年发生在印度- 19在银行吗行业。
\"...these (cyber) attacks are becoming complex day by day. To address these challenges, banks need to appoint experienced Chief Risk Officers who can take the responsibility of skilling the employees and lead investment in military-grade cybersecurity solutions to detect the most advanced attacks,\" said the Deloitte<\/a> report on \"Digitizing the post COVID world: The '3I' approach\".
Banking sector, the report added, has been fast to adapt to the changing demands by accelerating efforts toward contactless business operations and speeding up digital transition to enable employees to work from home post the lockdown.
As a result of the technology integration, the sector has been facing several challenges with respect to ensuring data security, the report said.
It noted that the year 2020 has been quite challenging for Indian banks when it comes to cybersecurity.
After the onset of the COVID-19 crisis, banking operations were disrupted severely as banks struggled to provide uninterrupted services to their clients during various stages of lockdowns.
In the following months, they accelerated their digital transition efforts (such as digital banking and remote access to employees) to ensure contactless business operations.
\"With a surge in digitisation, banks also witnessed a spike in cyber attacks as cybercriminals found new opportunities and vulnerabilities,\" it said.
Munjal Kamdar, Partner, Deloitte India said banks will likely adopt technologies such as mobile, cloud, remote access out of the need to sustain business during the pandemic and thrive thereafter.
For bank executives, the focus will be on achieving business goals even as they recalibrate strategies to address the ever-evolving cyber risks. Such transformative digitisation will also result in an increased attack surface, he said.
The challenges that they face include dealing with increased sophistication of cybercrimes, safeguarding and efficiently using data through a sound data sharing mechanism, appropriate data lifecycle management, and rules for ethical ownership of data, Kamdar said.
The report said rising cyber threats after COVID-19 pose serious concerns for Indian banks and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
\"What makes the challenge acute is that different banks are currently at varying stages of digital transformation and cybersecurity maturity levels determined by their past investments, budget allocation, and size in terms of customer outreach and service offerings,\" it said.
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“…这些(网络)攻击变得复杂。为应对这些挑战,银行需要指定经验丰富的首席风险官谁能负责斯奇林的员工和领导的投资一般网络安全解决方案来检测最先进的攻击,”说德勤报告“数字化后COVID世界:“我”的方法”。
由于技术的集成,该行业一直面临着几个挑战对确保数据安全,该报告说。
它指出,2020年已经相当具有挑战性时,印度的银行网络安全。
COVID-19危机爆发后,银行业务中断严重随着银行努力为他们的客户提供不间断的服务在不同阶段的封锁。
在随后的几个月里,他们加速数字转型的努力(如数字银行和远程访问雇员),以确保非接触式业务操作。
“数字化激增,银行也见证了激增的网络攻击网络罪犯发现新的机遇和漏洞,”它说。
蒙贾尔Kamdar,伙伴,德勤印度表示,银行可能会采用技术,如移动、云、远程访问的流感大流行期间需要保持业务和繁荣。
银行高管,重点将是实现业务目标,即使他们调整策略来应对不断变化的网络风险。这种变革的数字化也将导致增加攻击面,他说。
他们面临的挑战,包括处理日益复杂的网络犯罪、维护和有效地使用数据通过一个良好的数据共享机制,适当的数据生命周期管理,制度伦理数据的所有权,Kamdar说。
报告称网络威胁上升后COVID-19给印度带来严重担忧银行和印度储备银行(RBI)。
“严重的挑战是,不同的银行目前在数字转型的不同阶段和网络安全成熟度级别由过去的投资,预算分配,和大小方面的客户拓展和服务,”它说。
银行将不得不优先考虑,投资赛博防御来创建一个灵活和弹性基础设施的未来,德勤印度报告说。
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The banking industry<\/a> needs to upgrade its IT infrastructure and appoint experienced chief risk officers to effectively deal with incidence of cybercrimes, says a report by Deloitte India<\/a>. Observing that banks are the most targeted sector, the report said that nearly 22 per cent of cybersecurity attacks<\/a> which took place in India in 2018-19 were on the banking industry<\/a>.
\"...these (cyber) attacks are becoming complex day by day. To address these challenges, banks need to appoint experienced Chief Risk Officers who can take the responsibility of skilling the employees and lead investment in military-grade cybersecurity solutions to detect the most advanced attacks,\" said the Deloitte<\/a> report on \"Digitizing the post COVID world: The '3I' approach\".
Banking sector, the report added, has been fast to adapt to the changing demands by accelerating efforts toward contactless business operations and speeding up digital transition to enable employees to work from home post the lockdown.
As a result of the technology integration, the sector has been facing several challenges with respect to ensuring data security, the report said.
It noted that the year 2020 has been quite challenging for Indian banks when it comes to cybersecurity.
After the onset of the COVID-19 crisis, banking operations were disrupted severely as banks struggled to provide uninterrupted services to their clients during various stages of lockdowns.
In the following months, they accelerated their digital transition efforts (such as digital banking and remote access to employees) to ensure contactless business operations.
\"With a surge in digitisation, banks also witnessed a spike in cyber attacks as cybercriminals found new opportunities and vulnerabilities,\" it said.
Munjal Kamdar, Partner, Deloitte India said banks will likely adopt technologies such as mobile, cloud, remote access out of the need to sustain business during the pandemic and thrive thereafter.
For bank executives, the focus will be on achieving business goals even as they recalibrate strategies to address the ever-evolving cyber risks. Such transformative digitisation will also result in an increased attack surface, he said.
The challenges that they face include dealing with increased sophistication of cybercrimes, safeguarding and efficiently using data through a sound data sharing mechanism, appropriate data lifecycle management, and rules for ethical ownership of data, Kamdar said.
The report said rising cyber threats after COVID-19 pose serious concerns for Indian banks and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
\"What makes the challenge acute is that different banks are currently at varying stages of digital transformation and cybersecurity maturity levels determined by their past investments, budget allocation, and size in terms of customer outreach and service offerings,\" it said.
Banks will have to prioritise and invest in cyber defence to create an agile and resilient infrastructure of the future, the Deloitte India report said.<\/p><\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":79606266,"title":"Slack acquisition an expensive buy by Salesforce: Analysts","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/slack-acquisition-an-expensive-buy-by-salesforce-analysts\/79606266","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":79606346,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Banks need to hire experienced chief risk officers to deal with cyber attacks: Report","synopsis":"Observing that banks are the most targeted sector, the report said that nearly 22 per cent of cybersecurity attacks which took place in India in 2018-19 were on the banking industry. ","titleseo":"telecomnews\/banks-need-to-hire-experienced-chief-risk-officers-to-deal-with-cyber-attacks-report","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"analytics":{"comments":0,"views":159,"shares":0,"engagementtimems":795000},"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2020-12-07 15:09:47","lastupd":"2020-12-07 15:10:32","breadcrumbTags":["deloitte","cybersecurity attacks","risk management","banking industry","deloitte india","Industry","Cloud computing"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/banks-need-to-hire-experienced-chief-risk-officers-to-deal-with-cyber-attacks-report"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/banks-need-to-hire-experienced-chief-risk-officers-to-deal-with-cyber-attacks-report/79606346">
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