Swift details plan to toughen cyber defences
Five “strategic initiatives” designed to help global financial community better prepare for future attacks, as Swift says it is "clear" the global community will be targeted again
Swift unveiled the details of a five-part cyber security plan on May 27, aimed at strengthening its defences and helping its customers improve their own.
The five "strategic initiatives" cover improved information sharing, enhanced tools, better guidelines and cyber audit frameworks, new methods of detecting abnormal activity, and the engagement of third-party firms to help customers build better
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