PP Live: PASA warns of ever-changing cybercrime threat

“Not a matter of if, but when” for schemes to be targeted by cyber criminals

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Jim Gee: "schemes need to wary of the constantly evolving nature of cybercrime"
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Jim Gee: "schemes need to wary of the constantly evolving nature of cybercrime"

Pension schemes need to be prepared against the rapidly evolving and continuous threat cybercrime poses, the Pensions Administration Standards Association (PASA) has warned.

Speaking at Professional Pensions Live yesterday (17 May), PASA cybercrime and fraud working party chair Jim Gee warned that the threat posed by cybercrime to schemes is continuously changing, maki...

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