We can go back to a quote from the Depression-era bank robber Willie Sutton.

He had this infamous quote that said, like I rob banks because that's where the money is.

Old-fashioned bank heist aren't so common today,

but modern financial institutions protect more than just money.

And finance is consistently

in the top three most targeted industries

when it comes to cyber attacks.

There's accounts, but there's also a lot of strategic information

with regards to transactions and the likes.

And that's what continues to make financial institutions a target for this.

That's J.F. Lego.

I'm Deputy Chief Information Security Officer at J.P. Morgan Chase.

As a leader of cybersecurity operations for the bank and its clients, J.F. thinks constantly about every

opportunity that an attacker could exploit, from software bugs to natural disasters.

Whether the scenario be a technology outage,

whether it be whether a threat actor could use that as a lure.

We've actually seen, you know, like fake donation sites when there's a natural

disaster, right, where people are looking to donate to earthquake relief or hurricane relief, the bad guys are there.

And by setting up fake disaster relief websites,

the bad guys can harvest any credentials that come with those well-meaning

donations.

This is just one scenario in a bigger trend that

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