A cyber attack on JPMorgan in 2014 compromised 83 million records including personal and financial information on 76 million individuals and 7 million businesses. Hackers suspected to be from Russia used malware and escalated privileges to access large amounts of customer data from JPMorgan's systems, exploiting security gaps. In response, JPMorgan is focusing on improving perimeter security, access authentication, security awareness training, continuous monitoring and complying with relevant regulations to better prevent future cyber attacks and data breaches.

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6. • 83M records taken from JPMorgan in
2014.
• Included 76M individuals, 7M businesses.
• Suspected Russian hackers.
• Data used for phishing scams.

7. • Phishing tricks people for info or
malware.
• Cybercriminals use email, social
media.
• Hackers found JPMorgan security gaps.
• Used malware, escalated privileges.
• Accessed lots of customer data.

8. • Financial Impact
• Reputation Damage
• Customer Trust
• Regulatory Scrutiny

9. • Advance Perimeter Security
• Secure Access and Authentication
• Security Awareness and Training
• Continuous Monitoring and
Improvement
• Collaboration with Law and Industry

10. • - Keeping customer info safe (GLBA)
• - Strong controls for financial reporting (SOX)
• - Securing credit card data (PCI DSS)
• - Following guidelines for safe banking (FFIEC)
• - Meeting security standards for government work
(FedRAMP)
• - Adhering to global banking rules (Basel III)

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