Banks Fortify Cyber Defenses Amid India-Pakistan Tensions
Following missile attacks between India and Pakistan, Indian banks have bolstered their cybersecurity and physical security, especially near border areas. Punjab National Bank has established a 24-hour 'war room' to prevent cyber threats. Stock exchanges have also implemented measures to safeguard against potential cyber attacks.
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In response to rising tensions between India and Pakistan, Indian banks have significantly enhanced their cybersecurity measures. This comes in the wake of India's missile attacks on terror bases in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
Punjab National Bank has set up a 24-hour 'war room' to monitor and mitigate any cyber threats. 'We are prepared for any eventuality,' stated Ashok Chandra, MD and CEO.
To ensure customer convenience, ATMs in border areas have been stocked with funds. Meanwhile, stock exchanges BSE and NSE have restricted website access for international users to preemptively counter cross-border cyber threats.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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