
The European Securities and Markets Authority (Esma) is advocating for mandatory external cybersecurity audits for crypto companies in response to significant security breaches. Over the past six months, the industry has seen $1.5 billion stolen due to security failures. The push for tougher cyber defenses aims to protect investors and prevent incidents similar to the FTX and Binance meltdowns. This initiative is part of the EU's broader efforts to enhance consumer protection and stabilize the crypto market. Despite a decline in hacks, there was a spike in losses, hitting $750 million.
🇪🇺The EU's markets regulator is stepping up efforts to protect consumers by demanding mandatory external cybersecurity audits for crypto firms, aiming to curb the growing threat of security breaches across the industry. Read more: https://t.co/q1LhMfvCHJ https://t.co/poGlk95xMt
EU markets watchdog pushes for extra cyber defences in new crypto rules https://t.co/sL6UbeyzQa
🔍Crypto News Round-Up: Security Woes & Innovations🔍 This quarter saw a decline in #crypto #hacks but a spike in losses, hitting a staggering $750M. Meanwhile, @Visa launches a new #blockchain platform for banks, and @coinbase gears up to delist $USDT in the EU under new… https://t.co/sXpSCAobSf


