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ARTICLE · 14 NOVEMBER 2025

NYDFS Final Cybersecurity Rules – MFA, Asset Inventory, And Third-Party Risk

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However, DFS announced phased compliance deadlines, allowing regulated entities a transitional period to meet these more stringent requirements.

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  • The last remaining provisions of the amendments to the New York Department of Financial Services' (DFS) cybersecurity regulation called Part 500 came into effect Nov. 1, 2025.
  • DFS adopted these regulations two years ago but allowed regulated entities additional time to comply with these final provisions, recognizing the cost and burden involved.
  • The final provisions require multi-factor authentication in some circumstances and require regulated entities to implement policies and procedures to maintain an inventory of the assets they protect.
  • DFS issued guidance on the considerations it expects covered entities to include as part of assessing and addressing the risks from third parties, including vendors, cloud-based systems, FinTech platforms, and AI agents.

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