BSE Raises Cybersecurity Alert amid India-Pakistan Tensions
BSE has issued directives urging market participants to enhance cybersecurity measures due to potential high-impact cyber threats. This follows India's missile attacks on Pakistan and a warning from CERT-In about cyber threats targeting the BFSI sector. Exchanges have restricted international website access while banks have fortified their cybersecurity.
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BSE has raised an alert for market participants, advising them to bolster cybersecurity measures against potential high-impact cyber threats. This move comes on the heels of India's missile strikes on Pakistan and renewed cyber threats.
In a circular, BSE urged firms to reassess security protocols and enhance monitoring and response strategies. The move follows an advisory from CERT-In identifying threats targeting the BFSI sector.
Exchanges and banks have fortified defenses, restricting international website access, as tensions rise following India's military actions in Pakistan.
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