Sarah McKenna Barry reports:
The Dutch Central Bank has issued an unprecedented warning to the public to keep cash at home due to the risk of cyberattacks from Russia.
Officials are concerned that cyberattacks have the potential to cause massive disruption to digital banking systems and want citizens to have some cash on them as an insurance policy.
The Dutch Central Bank did not tell clients exactly how much money they should hide at home – but they promised more detailed instructions in the new year.
On Newstalk Breakfast, Cyber Risk International CEO Paul Dwyer said the Dutch Central Bank’s alert is a “stark warning”.
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