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| | | ... income strategy," the audit said. "RSE licensees need to be aware that segmentation done based on very narrow member information and consideration could potentially lead to developing inappropriate strategy and inadequate assistance to members." The ... |
| | | | ... amount of data was lost and "significant deficiencies" were identified in the fund's compliance with CPS 234 - Information Security. More super funds are expected to submit CPS 234 self-assessments in the next six months as part of APRA's cybersecurity ... |
| | | | ... the attack. "The reviews identified deficiencies in NGS' compliance with Prudential Standard CPS 234 - Information Security (CPS 234), while the cyber incident involved a significant amount of data being lost and NGS' systems being compromised ... |
| | | | ... and 12 superannuation funds canvassed, many exhibited well-developed capabilities in governance, risk management and information asset management. However, some 29% of participants do not encrypt confidential information, while nearly the same number ... |
| | | | ... importance of data security practices and the standards required of Australian banks. In the super industry, information security is paramount, and Link Group takes this responsibility seriously as we safeguard the financial futures of countless Australian ... |
| | | | ... September 2022. RIAA conducted a spot check on the product since the ASIC allegations were revealed and based on the information they have reviewed, they are satisfied that the issues that are the subject of these proceedings have been remedied, and ... |
| | | | ... their peers. Meanwhile, APRA is assessing more than 300 of its regulated entities' compliance with CPS 234 Information Security. So far, 24% of entities have been reviewed, finding several concerning gaps including incident response plans not being regularly ... |
| | | | ... for members. In fact, there are three fundamental impacts, he said. The first is amplified risk. "... the sensitive information, for example, identity documents like driver's licences and passports are compromised. It can lead to identity thefts ... |
| | | | ... regulator plans to have assessed more than 300 banks, insurers and super trustees' compliance with CPS 234 Information Security by the end of the year. It has so far assessed 24% of entities, finding several concerning gaps, it said. Firstly, it found ... |
| | | | ... investment schemes. A boon for super funds Superannuation funds will be given more leeway to provide retirement advice and information to their members, as accepted in principle as part of Recommendation 6. Levy said trustees should be able to provide ... |
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