New Morgan Stanley Investor Pulse Poll Finds Clients See the Benefits of Digital Technology as Cyber Concerns Persist
Summary
“There remains mistrust and concern regarding banking and investing online,” said Rachel Wilson, Head of Wealth Management Cybersecurity at Morgan Stanley. When clients use digital offerings to access tax forms and statements, and to move money and pay bills, they can benefit from our strong authentication, encryption and fraud prevention technology.” Morgan Stanley’s team of cybersecurity professionals work around the clock defending the Firm against cyber events, which can include a loss of critical assets, client data, or personally identifiable information, or destructive cyberattacks that attempt to make an online service or targeted system unavailable. Morgan Stanley also leverages its technology partners to create a more secure, efficient and collaborative environment for conducting business. The Investor Pulse Poll surveyed approximately 1,100 U.S. households with at least $100,000 in investible assets, in late December 2018 and early January 2019. As the threat of cybercrime intensifies, Morgan Stanley encourages clients to know the basic steps to safeguard their data and assets.