What You’ll Learn
Who Should Attend
IT, Risk Management, Security/Technology, Senior Management team members will find this webinar valuable.
One of the most critical aspects of any Information Security Program is communication and sharing information. This is especially true with executives and Boards of Director, who need education and information on all aspects of information security so they can ask better questions and make appropriate decisions. If the top level of the institution better understands the risks and the impact potential, it will help build a stronger information security culture throughout the institution.
IT, Risk Management, Security/Technology, Senior Management team members will find this webinar valuable.
Robust new account opening procedures can help financial institutions prevent fraud. In this webinar, find out what your staff needs to know to identify common types of new account fraud and strategies for preventing it.
Anyone involved in opening new accounts, including Branch Staff, Tellers, Branch Managers, and Training, Security, Compliance and Fraud personnel will benefit from this webinar.
As you can see from watching the news, ransomware trends continue to rise. Ransomware was a $20 billion industry in 2023 and projects to exceed $265 billion by 2031. The average ransom demand continues to increase, as do the number of organizations being targeted, with no signs of slowing down.
Join us to recap the statistics related to ransomware and learn how to prepare for this growing threat. Numerous published best practices will be reviewed to assist our organizations to build stronger defenses. We’ll also reflect on lessons learned from case studies captured from real-world ransomware cases has worked through.
In this session, we will cover the following topics:
Target Audience: Information security officers, IT managers, risk officers
Presenter: Eric Chase
Registration: $330
Recording Available Until June 8, 2024
As you can see from watching the news, ransomware trends continue to rise. Ransomware was a $20 billion industry in 2023 and projects to exceed $265 billion by 2031. The average ransom demand continues to increase, as do the number of organizations being targeted, with no signs of slowing down.
Join us to recap the statistics related to ransomware and learn how to prepare for this growing threat. Numerous published best practices will be reviewed to assist our organizations to build stronger defenses. We’ll also reflect on lessons learned from case studies captured from real-world ransomware cases has worked through.
In this session, we will cover the following topics:
Targeted Audience: Information security officers, IT managers, risk officers
This 60-minute program will be presented live on: March 8, 2024, 10:00–11:30 a.m. CT
Registration Option: Live presentation $330
Recording available through June 8, 2024
It’s time to shift our thinking when it comes to security awareness training. Yearly education and testing just doesn’t cut it in today’s cyber world. Security awareness is a topic we should have in front of our people on a much more consistent basis.
However, as we all know, creating an engaging Security Awareness Training program is more than words or flipping a switch — it involves thoughtful and deliberate action across the organization, as well as accountability for building a culture of cybersecurity. Culture changes and engagement also has to start at the top of the organization, or it will be meaningless downstream.
Join us for this session on creating a Security Awareness Program that keeps people engaged, including:
Targeted Audience: Information security officers, IT managers, risk officers
This 90-minute program will be presented live on: May 17, 2024, 10:00–11:30 a.m. CT
Registration Option: Live presentation $330
Recording available through August 17, 2024
Cloud computing can be an ambiguous term, but always remember: the “cloud” is really just your stuff on other people’s computers. Modern cloud computing services have many advantages but also come with additional risks. Keep in mind, it’s ultimately YOUR responsibility for protecting your customer information, no matter where it’s stored.
In this session, we’ll discuss modern cloud computing environments, controls to mitigate risk in cloud environments (from your organization’s end and from the cloud provider), and what type of documentation to request from your cloud provider relating to cybersecurity testing and compliance.
Targeted Audience: Information security officers, IT managers, risk officers
This 90-minute program will be presented live on: April 12, 2024, 10:00–11:30 a.m. CT
Registration Option: Live presentation $330
Recording available through July 12, 2024
This shift — plus pressure from new and non-traditional competitors for all types of financial services – has led to an entirely new banking landscape. To remain competitive today (and viable tomorrow) community banks need to devote attention, staffing and financial resources to innovation, digital product mix, online customer engagement, technological advances, vendor partnerships and more.
GSB’s Digital Banking School is the first school of its kind. Focused exclusively on demystifying these sometimes-intimidating topics, this school is designed to help community banks move into and/or grow in the digital banking space.
This immersive experience will showcase the key elements of a bank’s effective digital strategy and will be led by industry thought leaders who are experts in digital banking and innovation.
Who Should Attend
Given the scope of all that’s involved in digital banking, we encourage broad participation across all various areas of the bank — and that’s why we’ve priced this school with a single, affordable per-bank fee. We encourage community bank CEOs to attend, along with leadership teams from operations, retail strategy, lending, business development, marketing, technology, project management, cybersecurity and compliance. All will benefit from the program and be better positioned to make the important shifts that drive digital banking success.
What You’ll Gain
Offered virtually starting March 4, 2024
Enrollment Deadline: February 5
This program will be offered virtually over a four-week span. Please see schedule for specific dates/times.
Many organizations leverage a Managed Service Provider (MSP) to manage their IT infrastructure, often providing more expertise while saving some cost. But when it comes to protecting data, the term “cybersecurity” can mean different things to different organizations. The goals of Information Technology (convenience and availability) are far different than the goals of Information Security (protection and loss prevention).
This session will cover the gamut of areas to consider, including:
Target Audience: Information security officers, IT managers, and risk officers
Presenter: Kip Bolstad — SBS CyberSecurity
Registration Option: Live presentation $330
Recording available through March 8, 2024
The world of technology is very different today than it was just five years ago. From the technologies we use (cloud computing) to the threats we face (Ransomware, BEC) to the way we protect our data (MFA, Zero Trust), the cybersecurity landscape continues to evolve rapidly. It’s highly likely that we’ll look back five years from now and talk about how different our technologies and protections are today compared to back then.
In this session, we’ll discuss the continued evolution and trends in cybersecurity we believe are likely to occur in the next few years, including:
Target Audience: Information security officer, IT manager, and risk officer
Presenter: John Helland — SBS CyberSecurity
Registration Option: Live presentation $330
The cybersecurity threat landscape is rapidly changing. Financial firms are regularly targeted and the profile of threat actors has continually evolved. While commodity hackers and clever criminals persist as a threat, increasingly the danger is coming from organized threat groups that operate like a business. Understanding the difference between aggressors and the changing nature of the threat landscape is essential for maintaining commensurate safeguards, monitoring, and response. This session will survey the current cybersecurity threat landscape, understand the nature of the various threat actors, and dive deeper into the business context of cybersecurity.
What You’ll Learn
Who Should Attend?
This program is for anyone in the technology and cybersecurity space.
Presenter
Dave Detweiler is the Managing Director for SEI Sphere. In this role, he leads a team who helps business and technology leaders bridge the gap of cyber protection to secure their growing business. Detweiler’s professional background includes more than 20 years with SaaS startup organizations, specializing in building consultative teams that help define effective solutions for customers.
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