South Korean regulators have instructed financial institutions to quickly complete internal security inspections and submit the results to authorities after a recent string of cyberattacks, according to Techub News, citing Bloomberg Technology. The move follows multiple cyber incidents in South Korea in recent days. Those attacks led to personal data leaks across the industry, the report said. The directive centers on internal security reviews and formal reporting to regulators, as authorities respond to the latest breaches. No additional details on the institutions involved or the timeline for submission were disclosed in the source material.
South Korean regulators have told financial institutions to wrap up internal security checks fast and send the findings to authorities after a recent string of cyberattacks.
Techub News, citing Bloomberg Technology, said South Korea has faced several cyberattack incidents in recent days, with personal data leaks spreading across the industry.
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