Amid a global spike in hacks of corporate computer systems, New York on Wednesday introduced drastically watered-down cybersecurity measures for banks.
The revised cyber regulations no longer require banks to put a single executive in charge of cybersecurity — nor do they force companies to have a “program designed to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and availability of [their] information systems,” as the original proposals, announced in September, maintained.
via New York lightens cybersecurity steps for banks despite surge in hacking | New York Post
