 Five years ago, the client question would have been, 'Is my information safe?'" Zolper said. "Now they're looking for more detail, and we're definitely providing it.”Andy Zolper, chief information security officer, Raymond James. |
Advisors Boost Cyber Security Education
Hilary Johnson | Wealth Management, August 2015
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Summary: Fraudulent emails from hackers used to be obvious, full of misspellings and bad grammar. Now cyber crooks are even sounding like their victims as they try to trick financial advisers into wiring money from clients' accounts.
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