After a recent revelation by international security software firm Kaspersky Lab that some of the largest banks in the world had an estimated $1 billion stolen from them during the past 24 months, a few questions linger.
How are smaller financial institutions faring versus extremely sophisticated cyber-fraudsters? Are they targeted as heavily as the global 200? Do they have the technological wherewithal to protect themselves from sophisticated cybercriminals?
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