Learn what the information security directive MiFID II states about security awareness training.
Yes, the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II) emphasizes the need for security awareness training to ensure the safe handling of financial instruments and client data.
MiFID II requires financial firms to educate employees about safeguarding client information, maintaining secure trading systems, and adhering to data protection and cybersecurity protocols. Training should be tailored to roles handling high-risk financial transactions.
Additional resources for MiFID II compliance, including security awareness training materials, can be accessed through regulatory bodies like ESMA or from industry experts offering specialized MiFID II training.
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