Thecyberexpress UK Financial Sector Lacks Basic Cybersecurity Controls
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The UK's annual cybersecurity review for 2025 indicates that financial organizations are failing to implement essential cybersecurity safeguards. This report, co-authored by the Bank of England and other regulatory bodies, highlights findings from 13 assessments and regulator-backed penetration tests conducted throughout the year.
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2025-11-01
CBEST report findings published
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Regulator-backed penetration tests conducted
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Basic cybersecurity safeguards identified as missing
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