Despite the FDIC's plans to transition to cloud computing, it is important to be aware of the risks associated with this move. Banks should take the time to assess the security measures in place and ensure that their investments are properly managed. It is also important to be aware of the potential for data breaches, as cloud computing can make data more vulnerable to attack. It is essential that banks take the necessary steps to protect their data and ensure that their cloud computing investments are secure.
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Banks Should Take Note of Internal Watchdog's Warning on FDIC's Cloud Computing Move
A survey of bank executives recently revealed that cloud computing is a top-five spending priority and eight out of ten respondents said they plan to increase their cloud computing investments. In response to this, the FDIC has announced plans to transition to cloud computing. However, the FDIC's Office of Inspector General has issued a report criticizing the FDIC's plans, citing a lack of risk assessment and inadequate security measures. Banks should take heed of this warning and ensure that their cloud computing investments are secure and properly managed.
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