金融機関１６０社と訓練　サイバー攻撃対策―金融庁

　金融庁は１８日、金融機関がサイバー攻撃に的確に対応できる体制を整えているかどうか確認するサイバーセキュリティー演習を開始した。２０１６年度から毎年１０月に行っている訓練の７回目。今年は銀行、証券会社、暗号資産（仮想通貨）交換業者など、過去最多となる約１６０の金融機関が参加。２７日まで実施する。
　顧客情報漏えい、業務システム停止などを想定した訓練で、攻撃対策のレベルアップにつなげる。（2022/10/18-16:20）

Japan's Financial Services Agency on Tuesday started an annual exercise to check how well financial institutions are prepared to deal with cyberattacks.
   The FSA-organized drill, which takes place every October, was launched in fiscal 2016. The ongoing seventh exercise is joined by a record some 160 financial institutions, including banks, securities firms and crypto asset exchange operators. It is slated to run until Oct. 27.
   Assuming customer information leaks and business system outages, among other incidents, participating institutions hope to upgrade their abilities to counter cyberattacks.
   The FSA will examine financial institutions' response capabilities related to remote work following an increase in attacks targeting telework systems amid the spread of the work style in line with the COVID-19 pandemic.
   Specifically, participants will check their initial actions, responses to customers and processes to restore affected systems so that they can share ways to enhance countermeasures.