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Funds transfer fraud causes millions of dollars in losses for businesses. Last year, financial institutions filed over 374,000 Suspicious Activity Reports on incidents of wire fraud and/or suspicious EFT/wire transfers-a 2.5% increase from the prior year and a 35% increase from 2020. Cyber attackers continue to grow more sophisticated with their schemes and attempts and have increased even more during the recent pandemic. Recent successful cyberattacks on international wire transfers have raised the bar on examiners’ expectations for your security system and risk monitoring of international and domestic wire transfers. Are you prepared?

In this webinar, you will gain expert insights into cybercrimes, FinCEN Notes, and Narrative Instructions, along with actionable tips to streamline your filings and ensure compliance.

In September 2016, the FFIEC completely rewrote the Information Security Handbook. The Handbook represents an integration of concepts from Cybersecurity Guidance, Management Guidance, and other elements released in the past 10 years.

What steps must be followed to be in compliance with E-Sign? What steps should be taken to verify the customer’s identity in view of an increased risk of identity theft? This session will explain the intersection of E-SIGN and cybersecurity while providing valuable tips for educating consumers and identifying fraud.

Since the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act was passed in November of 1999, financial institutions in the US have been required to build and manage an Information Security Program, based on a risk assessment, that ensures the safety of confidential customer information.

Who should really be the Information Security Officer? What does it mean to be the Information Security Officer today? When it comes to information and cyber security, the responsibility falls at several levels including the Board of Directors and Senior Management.

Being an Information Security Officer is a big responsibility in today’s world of cyber threats and data breaches. This presentation is for those who are new to the role or have been the ISO for some time but want to review what is expected and how to be successful. As the ISO, part of your responsibility is building and maintaining the Information Security Program.

Being an Information Security Officer (or similar role) is a big responsibility in today’s world of cyber threats and data breaches. This presentation is for those who are new to the ISO (or similar) role or have been the ISO for some time but want to review what is expected and how to be successful.

We are all keenly aware of the conflict that's occurring between Ukraine and Russia, and we've all read the reports of the cyber warfare side of these attacks. We've known for years that cyber warfare is the next evolution of international conflict, and we've seen it before.