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NY DFS: The Cybersecurity Sheriff in Town – Steering Businesses Safely on the Info Highway
The NY DFS has morphed into the cyber neighborhood watch, strapping on its big-kid pants with amended Cybersecurity Regulations. Picture a strict parent laying down rules for a teenager’s first car – no unauthorized access, regular check-ups, and a roadmap for mishaps. It’s all about keeping NY’s businesses safely cruising on the digital highway.
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NY DFS has put on its big-kid pants and has decided to play the big-brother role to New York's businesses. With its newly amended Cybersecurity Regulations, it aims to become the neighborhood watch of the digital world. It's like a strict parent setting out rules for a teenager's first car. "Keep it clean, don't speed, and absolutely NO unauthorized access!" But, just like any good parent, it also provides a roadmap for when things go wrong, and a plan to prevent them from happening in the first place.Already a member? Log in here