Resources

Cybersecurity training for Board members is a new regulatory hot button that all financial institutions will be required to provide if not already, in the very near future. The most successful financial institutions realize technology, and by extension cybersecurity, is a commodity and that managing...

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July 25-26: This course includes real-world exercises to build a comprehensive vendor management program to take back to your institution.

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Cybercriminals know ATMs are loaded with cash and are investing significant resources in exploiting systems to extract the money. This session is intended to ensure that ATM security has moved up on your radar and been properly integrated into your risk assessment program.

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In February of 2018, the Governor of Nebraska approved a Legislative Bill stating that if your business collects personal information about a Nebraska resident, or if you sell a Nebraska resident’s data to a third-party, YOU are responsible for making sure that “reasonable security” controls are imp...

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The FFIEC Cybersecurity Assessment guidance has introduced a new term for our risk management practice: External Dependency Management. We will explore this new term in our guidance and better understand the requirements provided.

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Any company that stores, transmits, or processes personal data of EU citizens must comply with the GDPR, even if they do not have a business presence within the EU, or face steep penalties for non-compliance. Due to this requirement, managing the security of information with regards to the GDPR is m...

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SBS has analyzed and identified the top 25 most common baseline controls not implemented by financial institutions. These are controls that financial institutions MUST complete regardless of their inherent risk score. This session reviews these 25 controls, as well as practical solutions your instit...

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Knowing your role and responding appropriately can help save your organization in the event of a cyber incident. This video will cover types of attacks, warning signs of a malware attack, and quick response activity that every end users should know.

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Investing in threat intelligence helps you stay aware of any new and emerging threats making their way across the internet and monitors potential threats targeting your business network. Developing a Threat Intelligence Plan that outlines how you plan doesn’t have to be a huge undertaking.

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This discussion demonstrates a practical approach to business continuity and disaster recovery that builds upon your IT risk assessment.

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