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It's no secret that businesses of all sizes and types rely on IT to carry out their day-to-day operations and provide the best possible service to their clientele and constituents. Since the early 2000s, banks and other financial institutions have grown increasingly reliant on computers and the internet to manage day-to-day operations, client interactions, and market activity. Damage to a bank's reputation and bottom line can result from security breaches and other dangers. Businesses throughout the world have lost billions of dollars each year due to a variety of insider and outsider assaults. When it comes to a financial institution's competitive edge, money flow, legal compliance, and commercial rules and regulations compliance, the three pillars of information security are very critical. (confidentiality, integrity and availability).This has made it necessary for financial institutes and banks to put adequate security controls and information security governance frameworks (ISGF) to ensure data accessibility to all the authorized users, and prevent intruders to gain access to the banking information system. Security measures strengthen the safeguards against all types of threats across the bank and guarantee information systems safety. The potential threats of information security banking system are discussed in this research. It proposes a framework for information security governance (ISGF). ISO 27002 is one example of a widely-accepted framework for governing information security. ISSA; FFIEC; PCI-DSS; COBIT and others are explained in this paper. The comprehensive information security governance framework (ISG) categorized into three levels which are strategic, tactical operational level and technical level. All components of the suggested ISG are listed in table. The banking system will actually use this framework. It explains the importance of each part of the ISG and how they work together to make the ISGF as strong as possible. Recommendations would be included to prevent all intrusions. In this study has been made and suggestions have included gaining robust information security governance frameworks to achieve better real banking system environment.
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Hassan, M.K., Khodayer, A.M., Hassan, A., Khodayer, O.M., Mahmood, M. (2023). Security Issues for Banking Systems. In: García Márquez, F.P., Jamil, A., Eken, S., Hameed, A.A. (eds) Computational Intelligence, Data Analytics and Applications. ICCIDA 2022. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 643. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-27099-4_10
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