Cyber crime has become an increasing priority for the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Richard T. Jacobs, assistant special agent in charge for the FBI, spoke at length during a seminar hosted by the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association in New York on Tuesday about cybersecurity threats and how firms can better protect themselves.
"Cyber has been one of the most challenging environments for me to operate in, and because of that complexity and level of challenge, our director has made cyber a priority for the FBI," Jacobs says.
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Emily Zulz
Emily joined the ThinkAdvisor team as a reporter in the summer of 2014. She previously worked as a reporter for The Daily Journal in Kankakee, Illinois for a year and as a reporter and editor for The Daily Eastern News in Charleston, Illinois for two and a half years. Prior to joining ThinkAdvisor, Emily worked on Groupon’s editorial team in Chicago as a fact checker for three years. She graduated cum laude with a BA in journalism from Eastern Illinois University, and she has been the recipient of two journalism awards for her news reporting at daily newspapers.
