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South Korean financial firms missed 91 incidents for over a month
South Korean financial firms discovered 91 incidents late over a period described as the past four years or more.
The firms include banks and insurance companies, and the incidents involved IT errors or hacking.
They went more than a month without detecting the incidents after they happened.
In 17 cases, more than a year passed before discovery.
The figures show that some problems in financial companies’ computer systems were not identified for long periods.
The information provided does not say what happens next.
South Korean financial firms failed to detect 91 incidents for more than a month over a period of more than four years.
The incidents included IT errors and hacking.
Seventeen of the incidents were discovered more than a year after they occurred.
The firms included banks and insurance companies.
- Who
- South Korean financial firms, including banks and insurance companies.
- What
- They failed to detect 91 incidents for more than a month.
- When
- Over the past four-plus years; the article was published on October 19, 2026.
- Where
- South Korea.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Incidents missed
- 91
- Detection delay
- More than one month
- Incidents found after a year
- 17
- Firms mentioned
- Banks and insurance companies