Norges Bank flags rising cyber threats
Norges Bank highlighted increasing cyber-related threats to Norway’s national interests and critical infrastructure in its Financial Infrastructure Report 2022, published today (May 20).
The central bank concluded the national payment system is efficient and offers lower costs than those of other countries, according to a survey carried out by the institution.
Nonetheless, the central bank stressed “cyber incidents are a potential threat to the financial system and financial stability”.
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