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The financial sector is entering a pivotal moment in cyber risk. Threat actors are evolving faster than traditional controls can adapt, third-party exposure is rising, and AI is reshaping both attack speed and defensive strategy. As institutions prepare for 2026, one theme stands out: resilience will separate the leaders from the vulnerable. I recently wrote an article for Finance Derivative that explores this shift in depth — why resilience matters, where the pressure is coming from, and how financial institutions can turn cyber preparedness into a business advantage. In the piece, I examine: • Why third-party and supply-chain dependencies remain the sector’s largest blind spot • How AI is driving a new class of attacks — and defenses • Why resilience, not prevention, is where financial stability will be won or lost • The strategic moves financial institutions should prioritize heading into 2026 If your organization is thinking about cyber strategy, governance, or operational readiness for the year ahead, this analysis will help frame the landscape and the decisions that matter.
