Securities and Futures Commission Plans Cybersecurity Framework to Counter AI Threats
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The Securities and Futures Commission plans to draw up a cybersecurity framework for licensed institutions and impose higher requirements on higher-risk institutions to strengthen defences against AI-driven cyber threats. Chief Executive Officer Julia Leung said practical guidance will be formulated for AI applications with a higher degree of autonomy to ensure human accountability and human oversight. Executive Director of the Intermediaries Division Thomas Yip said cybersecurity and virtual asset circulars will be issued to the industry in the next two months.
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The Securities and Futures Commission plans to draw up a cybersecurity framework for licensed institutions and set higher requirements for higher-risk firms to strengthen defences against AI-driven cyber threats. Chief Executive Officer Julia Leung says practical guidance will be drawn up for more autonomous AI applications to ensure human accountability and human oversight. Executive Director of the Intermediaries Division Keith Yip says circulars on cybersecurity and virtual assets will be issued to the industry in the next 2 months.
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