Cyber resilience is 'weakest link' in pensions and cannot be ignored

Trafalgar House says cyber readiness must be key part of administrator selection

Jasmine Urquhart
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Daniel Taylor: This isn’t a technical detail, it’s a fundamental threat to the security of millions of savers’ personal and financial data.
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Daniel Taylor: This isn’t a technical detail, it’s a fundamental threat to the security of millions of savers’ personal and financial data.

Cyber resilience is the “weakest link” in pensions and cannot be ignored, Trafalgar House says.

The third-party administrator said "cyber readiness" should be a key part of administrator selection rather than a "tick-box question", with ongoing onboarding and review part of this assessment. ...

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