Hacker Hour webinars are a series of free webinars hosted by SBS CyberSecurity. Unlike paid webinars, our free Hacker Hours aim to discuss banking issues and trends in an open format. Attendees are encouraged to join the conversation and get their questions answered. SBS will also offer products and services to help financial institutions with these specific issues.
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{Hacker Hour} Patch Management- Defense Against the Dark Arts
Date: 8/23/2017
Date: Wed, Aug 23, 2017 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM CDT
Price: Free
A Patch Management Program has always been one part of a solid Information Security Program. In today's security world it is one of the most important parts of a company's layered security approach. An organization can sustain extreme damage by falling victim to the dark art of hacking with only one out of date system, endpoint, or software.
This webinar will discuss what a Patch Management Program looks like, what to look for in automated patch solutions, and implementing an effective testing program.
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{Hacker Hour} Data Breach - Now what from a legal perspective?
Date: 7/26/2017
Description: Rarely a day goes by without news about a cybersecurity incident affecting a national company. Fraudsters are targeting companies of all kinds and sizes with the goal of divesting companies of their money and confidential information. This presentation will discuss current cybersecurity issues through the lens of real case studies, and will specifically cover: current threats, liability issues, insurance coverage, and mitigating cybersecurity risk.
Special Guest! John Lande is a shareholder practicing in the area of civil litigation with the Dickinson Law Firm in Des Moines. He has experience with matters involving banking and financial regulation, cybersecurity, internal investigations, construction, business dissolution, bankruptcy and collections, and local government. John regularly works with clients already involved in litigation, and clients who are trying to avoid future litigation.
{Hacker Hour} Incident Response Round Table
Date: 6/28/17
One of the best ways to train key employees on your incident response team is to conduct a walk through or functional test of the current incident response plan. Join SBS for this round table discussion covering typical cybersecurity incidents that you should be ready for and share your ideas on how to handle these events. SBS will share how we are helping organizations create and maintain a good incident response plan/process.
{Hacker Hour} Status of Vendor Management
Date: 05/24/2017
Vendor management continues to be one of the most common topics discussed in cybersecurity. Unfortunately, there are a number of struggles with creating and implementing a solid vendor management program.
Join SBS as we discuss the changes that we are seeing in vendor management. We will also take a look at different solutions and programs that are available to help with the vendor management process.
{HACKER HOUR} AUTHENTICATION AND PASSWORD CRACKING
Date: 2/22/17
Passwords are an important layer of security designed to protect your digital identity. Advances in computing technology now allow passwords that were previously considered "strong" to be broken or cracked in a shorter time frame.
This webinar will discuss the accepted password standards that we see today and talk about what is on the horizon for authentication. We will even show an example of how hackers are able to crack passwords!
{Hacker Hour} Weathering the ADA Website Compliance Storm
Date: 3/15/17
It is believed that over 40% of community banks have received a demand letter from plaintiff law firms. This latest effort in the wave of digital accessibility lawsuits puts banks in the crosshairs.
This SBS webinar will outline the history of this issue, discuss the requirements around ADA compliance, and provide you with the best practices in approaching your website accessibility project.
{Hacker Hour} I Gotcha, You Clicked! Now Let Me Show You What I Can Do
Date: 2/22/2017
According to the Verizon Data Breach study, 30 percent of all phishing emails are opened. The #1 delivery method of malware or ransomware is through email attachments. It only takes one person to open an attachment to get access to your company's network. This webinar will present a case study that shows the steps hackers will take to target your company for a phishing scam with the intent to penetrate your network.
{Hacker Hour} Confessions of a Hacker's Social Engineering Success
Date: 2/25/17
Social Engineering is the leading cause of security and data breaches in the world today. As we start a new year let's share some social engineering stories that will remind you of how easy it can be for a hacker to compromise your business.
{Hacker Hour} SBS Annual Cybersecurity Predictions
Date: 11/18/16
At the end of each year, we at SBS look into our magic crystal ball and make predictions of what the world will see in the cybersecurity industry throughout the next year.
Join us for this one-hour session as we review which 2016 predictions came true and announce our 2017 predictions.
{Hacker Hour} Leveraging the "Dark Web"
Date: 11/18/16
Cybercriminals are leveraging the "Dark Web" to monetize the data they are stealing from organizations. In this webinar we will discuss how to access the "Dark Web" and how cyber criminals make their money or use it for ransomware attacks.
{Hacker Hour} 10 Tips for Building a Culture of Cybersecurity
Date: 10/6/16
Financial institutions of all sizes experience cybersecurity challenges. What are you doing to build a culture of cybersecurity at your institution? Join us for this webinar as we discuss 10 tips to increase security awareness from the break room to the boardroom.
{HACKER HOUR} MALWARE 101- UNDERSTANDING RECENT MALWARE AND RANSOMWARE
Date: 8/17/16
Malware and Ransomware incidents are a common occurrence in today's security space, but many people do not understand the basics of malware and how it could effect their organization or relationships.
Join SBS as we bring in an expert on malware engineering and learn the basics of how malware works and what you can do to help prevent an incident at your organization.
{HACKER HOUR} BRUSHING UP ON CORPORATE ACCOUNT TAKEOVER
Date: 6/23/16
Corporate Account Takeover (CATO)- Protect, Detect, Respond
In 2012, the Conference of State Bank Supervisors released their best practices for reducing the risks of Corporate Account Takeover. Although the guidance has helped financial institutions implement security programs to limit their exposure, CATO is still happening. Just like any advanced and persistent threat, hackers are finding new and improved ways to capitalize on the lack of security in our small business customers.
During this session, we will review the CATO guidance that is available, discuss how to risk assess small businesses, and explore new ways to increase the security and awareness of our small business customers.
{HACKER HOUR} THE GREAT DEBATE: PENETRATION TESTING VS VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENTS
Description: Over the years, Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Assessments have been a good security practice to implement. However, there have been lingering myths and misconceptions about each of these assessments.
Join SBS as we walk through penetration testing and vulnerability assessments. Let's debate what a good pen test looks like, what financial institutions are doing for vulnerability assessments, how often should we be doing these tests, and how to get the most out of my network testing provider.
{HACKER HOUR} WHAT TO EXPECT FROM YOUR NEXT IT EXAM
Date: 05/26/2016
It is no secret that cybersecurity is top of mind for governing bodies of financial institutions. In fact, we have seen more information security guidance and updates in the financial industry over the last few years than we have seen in ten years. So the question is: What should I expect from my next exam?
Rather than spending time worrying about what can possibly happen in your next IT exam, you can be actually preparing for it. This webinar will cover some simple steps that can help you get ready for your next IT exam.