Can obsolete IT systems threaten a bank's cyber security?
Regulators at the European Central Bank are concerned that old systems are putting banks at higher risk of a cyber attack.
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Scott Martin
Senior Manager, Centre for Regulatory Strategy at Deloitte
London, United Kingdom
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Scott is a Senior Manager in the Centre for Regulatory Strategy advising on international banking regulation, with a particular focus on bank capital, strategy, cyber risk and public policy-making processes. Scott is also the host of Deloitte's financial services podcast Regulated Radio.
Before joining Deloitte in 2015, he worked in Brussels as an EU regulatory strategist advising a number of global systemically important banks and other financial institutions. He is a graduate of the London School of Economics and previously spent a number of years working as a political advisor to Canada’s Minister of Finance and Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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