Cyberthreats are evolving to become more complex and harder to detect. Financial advisors and their clients are prime targets of cyber criminals. Part one of this three-part series on cybersecurity highlights some of the cyberthreats that advisors face. Part two looks at some of recent major cybersecurity attacks against financial institutions; and part three offers advice on what to do if you have been hacked. Photo copyright: beebright/123RF.
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