Archived Insight | October 7, 2020
Retirement plans and their administrators and staffs face the dual tasks of protecting the confidentiality of participants’ personal data as well as the security of their plan assets.
As they have increasingly used electronic means for both disclosures and transactions, plans have become more tempting targets for cyber criminals. The events of 2020 have set the stage for more attacks just when administrators and their staffs have had to endure COVID-19 and other disruptions.
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