Thus, it makes sense to draw on the principles we have established for risk management and governance, and on the experience we have gained in these areas. Ladies and gentlemen, I am aware that this kind of work is unlikely to capture the public’s attention in the same way as Mr Maskelyne did in 1903. But it needs to be done.
While cybercrime may have an aura of mystery and power, cyber resilience is quite the opposite: it calls for vigilance and diligence, day in, day out. Thank you. 2/2  BIS central bankers' speeches