What is the NYDFS cybersecurity regulation?
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“The NYDFS cybersecurity regulation is a set of cybersecurity requirements introduced by the New York Department of Financial Services that businesses in the financial services industry must meet. It requires them to implement a cybersecurity plan and have a comprehensive cybersecurity policy in place, appoint a CISO and have a system for reporting cybersecurity incidents.”
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