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,Hacking It: 1985–1995,agement.’ The major UK banks had invested substantial resources on computer security, both within their institutions and by contributing to sector-wide collaborations, lending some credence to Beker’s beliefs.
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2190-6831 at set the scene, alongside more detailed case-study chapter.Cyber security is the greatest risk faced by financial institutions today, a risk they have understood and managed for decades longer than is commonly understood. Ever since the major London banks purchased their first computers in the ear
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,CHAPS: 1972–1984,idual bank networks to one another offered the potential to revolutionise the operations of the entire sector. Adapting new pieces of hardware and software into operations in order to realise these benefits, however, also brought with it some risk.
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Esophagus and Esophagogastric Junctionng were automated, made possible by vast room-sized computer installations and, as time passed, smaller individual computer terminals. Computer machinery became commercially viable soon after the Second World War and the banks took advantage, investing in this technology from an early stage.
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Nasal Cavity and Paranasal Sinusesy’s Ancient existence. ‘In the general insecurity of property in the early ages … it was highly desirable to convert all that could be spared from immediate use into that which might more easily be removed from approaching danger’, wrote Mitford. ‘Gold then and silver having acquired their certain v
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Esophagus and Esophagogastric Junctionathering pace throughout the 1960s and 1970s, the London clearing banks, responsible for facilitating financial settlements between institutions in the City of London, began harnessing the rapidly increasing power of computers for their operations. Tasks including branch accounting and cheque cleari