Cyber-crime also has an international dimension. The very networks that unlock the power of the computer leave institutions more vulnerable to abuse and criminal activity, from anywhere in the world. Exposure can spring from within institutions as well. Contributing author Paul Sweeney shows how internal fraud reinforces the need for systematic efforts to protect information. Risk management may not be the most exciting topic in banking, but in an industry built on public trust, it is the glue that holds the entire enterprise together.
Managers have no choice but to evaluate exposures constantly.
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