Apr 15, 07:33 AM

JPMorgan and BNY Mellon Limit Information Sharing with OCC After Cyberattack Compromising 100 Email Addresses

JPMorgan Chase and BNY Mellon have restricted electronic information sharing with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) following a cyberattack that compromised over 100 email addresses. The OCC disclosed the breach earlier this month, prompting concerns among major U.S. banks regarding the security of sensitive financial information. This decision reflects a growing apprehension about potential security risks to their computer networks as the fallout from the OCC's email hack continues to unfold.

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Fast Company@FastCompany
2 years ago
Major U.S. banks pause data sharing with this federal bureau after a cyberattack exposed sensitive information https://t.co/2iFb6menxb
Barbarian Capital@BarbarianCap
2 years ago
JPMorgan, BNY Limit Information Sharing with US Currency Comptroller After Hack $JPM $BNY https://t.co/cPenCoABBa.
First Squawk@FirstSquawk
2 years ago
FOLLOWING A YEAR-LONG EMAIL BREACH AT THE OCC, MAJOR US BANKS LIKE JPMORGAN CHASE AND BNY MELLON HAVE RESTRICTED DATA SHARING, RAISING CONCERNS OVER COMPROMISED SENSITIVE FINANCIAL INFORMATION.

JPMorgan and BNY Mellon Limit Information Sharing with OCC After Cyberattack Compromising 100 Email Addresses

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