Cyber Security Best Practices for Banking and Financial Sectors in 2011
Overview:
The emergent use of the internet, ATMs, credit cards and online banking has made cyber security especially challenging for banks and other financial institutions because they have been vulnerable targets for cybercrimes. While the government has taken steps to counter cyber-attacks with the introduction of certain bills such as the Cybersecurity and American Cyber Competitiveness Act, Cybersecurity and Internet Freedom Act and Cyber Security Enhancement Act, cyber security remains a critical issue for the financial industry.Since companies are required to work closely with the governing bodies on cyber security, financial institutions and their chief security officers and business leadership team must create and implement cyber security best practices by deploying highly developed technologies to avoid potential pitfalls. The Knowledge Group is assembling a panel of distinguished thought leaders, professionals and key regulators to help security and financial executives and management teams learn the latest best practices & policies for cyber security. The speakers will present their expert opinions in a two-hour LIVE webcast.
Agenda:
- Government perspective on the cyber threat
- What DHS can offer the Banking and Financial Sectors
- What the Banking and Financial Sectors can do to enhance their, and the nation’s, cyber security posture
- Targeted cyber attacks and how to enhance security controls around such attacks
- Cyber crisis management - broadening the scope of incident response
- Raising cyber awareness within non-IT management and the GC's office
- "Social media" and "e-Espionage" - the innocent use of one can result in the other.
- Does a company need to be compromised before they address security issues?
- The larger the company, the taller the silos - miscreants love tall silos.
- Go over a few issues/incidents impacting the financial (and other) communities.
- Some high-level best practice suggestions for defense
- The changing Federal regulatory framework of cyber-security enforcement
- Can regulation adequately address cyber-security threats in light of increase sophistication and rapid technology development
- Adopting a practical compliance strategy in light of existing best practices and proposed new legislation
Who Should Attend:
- CFOs
- Chief Security Officers
- Senior Executives
- Bank Executives
- Financial Crime Attorneys & Consultants
- Chief Risk Officers
- IT Heads
Ms. Menna oversees the Critical Infrastructure Cyber Protection & Awareness (CICPA) branch within NCSD that includes the Critical Infrastructure Protection …
Edward P. Gibson, Esq., CISSP, FBCS, is a Director in PricewaterhouseCoopers' Forensic Services Group. He specializes in gathering intelligence to …
Kimberly Kiefer Peretti, J.D., LL.M., CISSP, joined PricewaterhouseCoopers in May 2010 as a Director in the Washington D.C. Forensic Services …
As an IT security specialist with more than two decades of experience, Gavin Reid works with some very interesting people …
Mauricio Paez advises Jones Day's global clients on privacy and data protection, cross-border intellectual property and technology commercial transactions, and …
Course Level:
Intermediate
Advance Preparation:
Print and review course materials
Method of Presentation:
On-demand Webcast (CLE)
Prerequisite:
NONE
Course Code:
114155
Total Credits:
2.0 CLE
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