Resources

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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The #1 question organizations need to ask themselves is “if someone was in our network, would we be able to tell?” If you are uncertain how to go about detecting an incident on your network, you are certainly not alone. Here’s a primer to get you started.

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Your information security program can be more than a document created for compliance. We will help develop a program that provides your institution with clear direction and guidance that meets and exceeds regulatory expectations while addressing real-world risks.

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On April 10th, 2018 the FFIEC published a Joint Statement titled “Cyber Insurance and Its Potential Role in Risk Management Programs.” While this statement does not contain any new regulatory expectations, it does contain some items financial institutions should consider.

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FFIEC Cybersecurity Assessments Tool encourages financial institutions to expand questioning around third party risk management practices and suggests more rigorous oversight. This webinar will explore best practices for Vendor Management, Third Party Risk Management, and Customer Risk Management.

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Join SBS for this round table discussion covering typical cybersecurity incidents and share your ideas on how to handle these events.

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According to FFIEC guidance, the "board of directors sets the tone and direction for an institution's use of IT." What does a Board need to be doing to demonstrate that they value the cybersecurity risk in your Information Security Program and can be a "credible challenge to management"?

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A community bank Board of Directors is typically composed of business leaders often selected for their community knowledge and business development potential. An understanding of cybersecurity is rarely a pre-requisite for a Director, but perhaps it’s time to reconsider their technical knowledge.

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