Bank regulators phone lenders after Binance hack as new guidelines take effect
Federal Reserve and OCC supervisors started calling U.S. banks to check for vulnerabilities after the $6.3 billion Binance hack. On the same day the calls started, a new OCC and FDIC rule took effect, narrowing when examiners can force banks to fix cybersecurity flaws. When can banks be forced to fix cybersecurity…
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