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Bank informs RBI of security breach: Axis suffers cyber attack, hires EY to probe damage

Posted on October 19, 2016 by Dissent

Sugata Ghosh and Sachin Dave report:

A month ago, an official of Axis Bank– India’s third largest private sector lender — received an unexpected telephone call. The caller, an engineer at Kaspersky Lab, the well-known Moscow-headquartered cyber security firm, rattled off the names of several Axis computers which, he claimed, have been breached.

The Kaspersky man said his firm had stumbled on the information in the course of a separate probe. When an Axis team looked into the bank’s servers, it found out that there was indeed an unauthorized login by an unnamed, offshore hacker.

Economic Times of India.

Category: Financial SectorHackNon-U.S.

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