The Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) says there is no evidence of any compromise of its infrastructure or network, nor any unauthorized or suspicious access to personal data.

This, after the JSE said it launched a comprehensive investigation into an alleged disclosure of personal data and trading information, pertaining to an individual investor (Data Subject).

After learning of the allegation, the JSE said it immediately activated its internal incident response protocols and launched a probe.

The JSE said in accordance with Jamaica’s Data Protection Act of 2020, the relevant broker, being the designated data controller, was promptly notified of the matter given that the JSE processes personal data on the broker’s behalf.

The JSE added that its information technology team, supported by cybersecurity experts, conducted a detailed review of all relevant systems, controls and security logs.

Based on the forensic analysis undertaken, the JSE said there is no evidence of any compromise, nor unauthorized or suspicious access to the personal data in question.

The JSE said it remains unwavering in its commitment to data protection and market integrity.

It said the confidentiality and security of personal data and trading information are fundamental to the trust and confidence placed in the JSE by stakeholders.

The JSE said it remains committed to proactively engaging with its brokers and regulatory partners to ensure personal information is always protected.