Certified Banking Cybersecurity Manager

Overview

The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999 shook the banking world, requiring all financial institutions to implement an Information Security Program commensurate with their size and complexity to safeguard consumer information. Since then, financial institutions have been working for the past 25 years to comply with this rigorous standard. Further, data has become valuable as one good data record is worth $164 in the hands of a hacker. Think about the motivation if the hacker can get their hands on all your accountholder and credit card holder information.

Learning Objectives

If you feel like you are ill-equipped to handle information security, join the club! If you just want to learn more to augment your current information security knowledge, most in the financial sector do not understand how to protect against hackers, insiders, criminal networks, or the like. This certification will help you:

• Understand data security international and state laws
• Become familiar with the IT Examination process
• Gain an awareness of data security threats you want to mitigate for your accountholders
• Understand what a top-down Information Security Program looks like for your financial institution
• Design and execute an IT risk management process
• Learn the basics of integrating cyber security into your existing third-party management program
• Review security education, training, and awareness options
• Learn what documentation is necessary to support a data security program at your financial institution
• Learn what goes into an Incident Response Program for a financial institution
• Learn what a business continuity program looks like and what the testing options are
• Describe how to build an effective IT auditing program
• Devise basic metrics for information security protection

Audience

• Information Security Officer – Learn how to lead developing and implementing an Information Security Program for a financial institution
• Information Privacy Officer – Learn what goes into an Information Security Program so that you can build an Information Privacy Program which addresses the security principle
• Risk Management – Learning how to assess risk of systems to understand what is putting the organization at cyber risk
• Chief Operations Officer / President – Learn what data security is all about and what an organization needs to plan for in this evolving space
• IT Director/Manager – Learn how to position the IT department with an understanding of data security and the policies and controls necessary
• Compliance and Audit – Learn an effective IT audit process
• Third Party Manager – Learn how to build a Third-Party Management Program to meet regulatory, security, and privacy demands.
• Human Resources – Learn how to build and support security awareness, training, and educational programs.

Instructor Contact Information

Please note that Dr. Streff’s contact information has changed after the creation of the coursework. Please use this contact information versus the one provided within the coursework.

605-270-4427

[email protected]

drstreff.com