A new mandate on financial services companies to establish broad safeguards against cyberattacks is being pushed back by two months, New York state regulators said Wednesday.
In amendments to the cybersecurity rules filed in September, the Department of Financial Services (DFS) said it is retaining the general parameters of its requirements, despite negative comments from trade groups and companies within the affected banking and insurance industries (NYLJ, Nov. 30).
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