JPMorgan exec claims bank repels '45 billion' cyberattack attempts per day

A news article critiques JPMorgan Chase’s claim of 45 billion daily “cyberattacks,” clarifying it largely reflects total network boundary events (e.g., logins, scans) rather than true intrusion attempts, and underscores how high-volume noise can obscure real threats. It situates this within wider financial-sector cyber risk and mentions related issues like a fraud lawsuit and an SEC fine for deleted emails, emphasizing the challenge of distinguishing meaningful intrusions from ubiquitous automated probing.