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Financial institutions must go to great lengths when it comes to protecting information, whether that information resides in-house or is accessible to its customers online.
To achieve these goals, these organisations must adopt new technologies, ramp up online banking options, and deal with employee turnover. That's why these firms continually need to review the security measures in place, says Christian Leuenberger, project manager at the Credit Suisse Group, a financial services headquartered in Zurich.
“Reviewing all security aspects is a permanent task of a bank,” Leuenberger says.
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