South Korea's Financial Services Commission will hold an emergency meeting on AI security threats in finance on 5 Nov, chaired by FSC chief Lee Eok-won, with the heads of KB Kookmin, Shinhan, Hana, Woori and NH NongHyup banks attending. The meeting follows a rise in hacking incidents and will review security measures, as all five bank chiefs' terms end on 31 December.
South Korea's FSC to hold emergency AI security meeting with five bank chiefs on 5 Nov
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The story so far: South Korea crypto and finance cyberattacks
South Korea's national security office called an emergency meeting over cyberattacks on financial firms and crypto exchanges, assessing damage at Bithumb and Mirae Asset. The FSC will now hold an emergency AI security meeting on 5 Nov with the heads of five major banks, following a rise in hacking incidents. The FSC…
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South Korea's FSC to hold emergency AI security meeting with five bank chiefs on 5 Nov
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