Fortune and other outlets have reported that New York’s governor and top banking regulator have just proposed regulations that would require the state’s banks to establish definitive cyber security programs to protect customer and institutional data. Requirements would include (but not be limited to): hiring a chief information security officer; implementing infrastructure, policies and practices to detect and thwart attacks; and notifying the NY Department of Financial Services of a material breach within 72 hours.
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