Bank of England works with Anomali to improve threat intelligence capabilities

The Bank of England FinTech Accelerator recently ran a proof of concept looking at innovative technologies that collect, integrate, hunt and investigate cyber security intelligence data. Following the successful completion of this proof of concept, the Bank has decided to continue to work with Anomali to monitor and mitigate efforts against cyber threats.

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Previously, the Accelerator has undertaken proof of concepts looking at a range of areas such as Blockchain, cyber resilience and data analysis.

The Accelerator was launched in 2016 to work in partnership with technology firms to help us harness FinTech innovations for central banking. It offers firms the chance to demonstrate their solutions for real issues facing us as policymakers, together with the valuable client reference that comes with it.

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