ISSUER IN-DEPTH
08 Oct 2020|Moody's Investors Service
Although the US presidential election process is vulnerable to cyberattacks, the country has ample cybersecurity resources and a strong institutional and governance framework that position it well to deal with an attack. Therefore, we do not expect any potential cyber interference to have a material effect on the election or the sovereign's credit profile.
SECTOR IN-DEPTH
10 Sep 2020|Moody's Investors Service
Awareness of cyberattacks is increasing reputational risks for companies globally as cybercriminals publicly identify their attack targets and disclosure requirements around cyber events become more stringent.
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PODCAST
12 Aug 2020|Moody's Investors Service
Alessandro Roccati from the banking team explains how coronavirus-driven demand for contactless digital financial services, along with remote work, are raising the cyber threat to banks. Plus, Steve Tu of the asset management team looks at how the latest US government intervention in money markets could signal an eventual phaseout of institutional prime funds.
PODCAST
10 Jul 2020|Moody's Investors Service
Leroy Terrelonge of the Cyber Risk group and Bill Foster of the Sovereign team discuss the rising cybersecurity risks related to elections, as voting and vote tallying become more digitized in many countries.
SECTOR IN-DEPTH
09 Jul 2020|Moody's Investors Service
Cyberattackers are increasingly targeting elections in many countries, which can undermine the credibility of elections and potentially exacerbate sociopolitical tensions.