Abstract
Cyber security and financial crime are closely linked. Financial institutions are particularly vulnerable to cyber attacks, which can result in the theft of sensitive customer data and financial assets. Cybercriminals use various tactics, such as phishing and malware, to gain access to these assets. It's essential for financial institutions to implement robust cyber security measures to protect themselves and their customers from financial crime. Cyber security and financial crime are two important topics that intersect in the digital age. Financial institutions are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals who use sophisticated tactics to gain access to sensitive customer data and financial assets. Cyber security measures must be implemented to protect against these threats, and financial institutions must work to stay ahead of evolving cyber threats. Additionally, there are various laws and regulations in place to prevent financial crime, such as money laundering, fraud, and insider trading. It's important for financial institutions to comply with these regulations to maintain the integrity of the financial system.
Keywords: Cyber security, Cyber attacks, Customer, Financial crime
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