South Korean banks plan to boost security spending after data breaches
South Korea's biggest banks are preparing to increase their security spending following a wave of data breaches. Shinhan Bank and Woori Bank are reversing course after previously cutting their budgets by double digits this year. The attacks exposed customer information through systems used by employees and loan agents. Shinhan Bank has earmarked 40.59 billion won ($30.4 million) for information security this year, which is the least among the five major lenders.
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