Worldwide, most financial services companies are using some form of cloud technology, with 83% reporting they are using the technology as part of their computer infrastructure, according to a new Harris Poll released by Google Cloud.
ABA joined a broad coalition of advocacy organizations representing a range of industries in a letter to the Departments of Justice, Commerce and State and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence yesterday requesting that they convey to European regulators that “U.S. companies cannot be expected to explain U.S. government surveillance practices as they defend their use of [standard contractual clauses] for commercial [data transfers].”
As financial services companies increasingly use mobile technologies in their day-to-day operations, an overwhelming majority—92%—agree that organizations need to take mobile device security more seriously, according to a new survey from Verizon.
Together with 11 of the nation’s largest banks, the Clearing House and Fidelity Investments today announced a new data-sharing network intended to give consumers greater control over how their financial data is shared with third-party providers.
With the potential for cyberattacks against the U.S. rising as a result of geopolitical tensions, the FDIC and OCC yesterday issued a joint statement reminding financial institutions of the principles of sound cybersecurity risk management.
With a new privacy law set to take effect Jan. 1 in California, the American Bankers Association today called on the state’s attorney general to make changes to a set of proposed implementing regulations to help financial institutions comply while ensuring consumer protection.
Ahead of a Senate Commerce Committee Hearing today, the American Bankers Association submitted a statement for the record outlining several key elements that should be included in potential data privacy legislation.
In a statement submitted for the record in tomorrow’s House Financial Services Committee fintech task force hearing, ABA highlighted the importance of protecting consumers when they choose to share their financial data with third parties.
New ABA/Morning Consult survey data shows that consumers trust banks most to keep their personal information safe.
The American Bankers Association joined the Bank Policy Institute and the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association in a comment letter to the National Institute of Standards and Technology today offering feedback on the preliminary draft of NIST’s proposed privacy framework