Archived Webcasts

Log Management SaaS: A Better Alternative (06/09/2009)

Log Management is a key operational process for security and compliance with regulatory mandates, but many banks face challenges implementing, managing and maintaining the technology required for efficient Log Management. Join us for a free webcast as we discuss Log Management technology and Software-as-a-Service alternatives that help banks overcome Log Management challenges quickly and cost effectively.

Vendor Management: You Can't Outsource Risk (01/27/2009)

Vendor Management is a top priority for examiners this year. According to the FFIEC, “Financial institutions should have a comprehensive outsourcing risk management process to govern their technology service provider (TSP) relationships (FFIEC IT Examination Handbook).” Join our complimentary webcast as we discuss regulatory guidance for managing vendor risk and how you can improve your vendor risk management program.

Best Practices for Managing Vendor Risk (10/21/2008)

Vendors play a key role in your Bank’s success. However, outside vendors introduce security risks that must be managed to protect sensitive information. Because of this, examiners with the FDIC, OTS, OCC and FRB are increasing their scrutiny on the Vendor Management Programs Banks have in place. Join our complimentary webcast as we discuss best practices for managing vendor risk and meeting FFIEC guidelines for Vendor Management.

Red Flag Update: Developing Your Program (10/08/2008)

Recently, the OTS revealed ID Theft/Red Flag Examination Procedures to assess compliance after the November 1 deadline. These procedures have been agreed upon by each agency and will encompass verification of a comprehensive written Program, periodic identification of covered accounts, appropriate training and effective oversight. Join our complimentary webcast as we discuss what to expect in examinations and how to develop a successful ID Theft/Red Flag Program.

Red Flag Update (07/17/2008)

In an effort to stem the billions of dollars that identity fraud costs businesses and individuals every year, the Red Flag Regulations require Banks to institute an ID theft prevention program to detect common indicators of fraud - a.k.a. "red flags". Set to go into effect on November 1 of this year, some organizations have already implemented measures to comply with the Red Flag Regulations, while many others still have questions about what steps their institution should take. Join our complimentary webcast as we review the Red Flag Regulations and discuss what Banks are doing to satisfy them.

Security Landscape for Banks (04/08/2008)

Attacks on Banks continued to rise in 2007 with cybercriminals taking advantage of new attack vectors and techniques to steal sensitive financial data. Protecting more than 1,500 financial institutions from internet threats, SecureWorks has unique insight into the attacks and security trends impacting Banks today. Join our free webcast as we review attack stats and trends from 2007 and provide guidance on how you can protect your organization in a rapidly changing security landscape.

Regulators Raise the Bar: Latest FIL (01/24/2008)

In 2008, Banks will find themselves grappling with two major developments from the regulatory bodies. First, the Red Flag rules for Identity Theft Prevention were passed in October and require the development and implementation of a written Identity Theft Prevention Program by November 1, 2008. Second, the FDIC has just issued a letter titled "Information Technology - Risk Management Program." In the FIL the FDIC makes significantly more explicit the examination expectations for Financial Institutions, including requiring commitments from officers similar to Sarbanes-Oxley.

The Information Technology - Risk Management FIL and Red Flag regulations significantly raise the bar for documentation and infrastructure in the banking community. In this webcast we will discuss the impact of these new regulatory tools and how they impact Banks.