State Bank of India has individually contacted customers whose records were identified during a preliminary review of a suspected cyber incident. The bank says account balances and funds remain safe, while an investigation examines the authenticity and extent of the potentially exposed data.
State Bank of India has individually contacted customers whose records were identified during a preliminary review of a suspected cyber incident. The bank says account balances and funds remain safe, while an investigation examines the authenticity and extent of the potentially exposed data.
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State Bank of India has individually contacted customers whose records were identified during a preliminary review of a suspected cyber incident. The bank says account balances and funds remain safe, while an investigation examines the authenticity and extent of the potentially exposed data.
