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With cyberattacks against financial and banking institutions now a daily occurrence, cyber threats have become the biggest risk to the global financial system, according to Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. The chances of a financial collapse akin to 2008 are “very low,” he said.
A scenario where you could face any looming cyber crisis knowing that you’d emerge unscathed. As ITDMs, CISOs and cyberrisk owners this is our dream scenario, and he got me thinking. Just think about what happened at the last financial crisis in 2008, or more recently with the COVID 19 pandemic.
Federal Reserve Chairman Statement on CyberRisk. CBS News Anchor Scott Pelley asked the Fed Chairman about the odds of a systemic crisis like the one we saw in 2008, where banks and others needed bailouts. There are cyberattacks every day on, on all major institutions. Will we need that following the pandemic?
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