Central bank flags cyber risk on financial stability
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Central bank flags cyber risk on financial stability
Cybersecurity has been identified as a top risk to Namibia’s financial stability. This is after a number of cybercrimes were reported across the banking and non-banking financial sector last year. According to the Bank of Namibia’s financial stability report, there is a high chance that these cyber risks will materialise in 2025. “Cyberthreats in the form of phishing, spoofing and over-reliance on third-party service providers remain key concern…
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