SMSF data vulnerable to overseas hackers, software company warns
SMSF practices are being targeted by overseas crime gangs who view SMSFs as a “honey pot for information”, warns a financial services software firm.
Julian Plummer, managing director of Kamino Cyber Security and Midwinter Financial Services, said that SMSF advice firms and the SMSF industry as a whole are being targeted by overseas crime gangs because they know that they’re “a honey pot for information because they carry financial information, medical information and insurance information on clients”.
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