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Korea Orders Security Checks After Finance-Sector Data Breaches
Source: Bloomberg
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South Korean regulators ordered financial institutions to quickly complete internal security inspections and report findings following a series of cyberattacks and personal-data breaches across the industry. The directive raises compliance, remediation and reputational risks for affected financial firms, though no breach scale, financial losses or named institutions were disclosed.
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