Obligations of Financial Entities in the Area of Cybersecurity in Light of European Union Legislation
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No. 14 (2024)

Obligations of Financial Entities in the Area of Cybersecurity in Light of European Union Legislation

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https://doi.org/10.14746/zpuam.2024.14.12
Published 2024-11-13
Aleksandra Szulc
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1578-8262
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Poland
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Cybersecurity
Cyber risk
Digital operational resilience
ICT risk
DORA

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Szulc, A. (2024). Obligations of Financial Entities in the Area of Cybersecurity in Light of European Union Legislation. Zeszyt Prawniczy UAM, (14), 145–157. https://doi.org/10.14746/zpuam.2024.14.12
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Abstract

The choice of subject matter for this article is justified by the process of updating the legal framework for the financial sector in fields of digital resilience processes and standards as part of the EU digital single market policy. The aim of the article is to explain changes in the legal environment of financial entities and the community approach to the issue of information security as a result of the transformation of the digital environment. Another goal is to review the cybersecurity requirements of these institutions. Using theoretical studies, the legal-dogmatic method and document analysis, the requirements imposed on financial institutions in terms of ensuring protection and counteracting cyber threats are analysed.

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