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Consumer data is hot property in Singapore – hackers are after it and banks are huge holders of it. And after last year’s major data breaches impacting the country’s healthcare sector, a successful data heist affecting financial firms is seen as only a matter of time: a poll of attendees at Risk.net’s OpRisk Asia conference yesterday (May 29) found 88% believed breaches at banks were inevitable.
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