Description
This webinar recording is also available as part of our New Incident Notification Requirements Compliance Management System. It is packaged with policy and procedures updates, a director/senior management update and an incident report template at a discounted rate.
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WHAT
Federal Regulators have issued a final rule that requires financial institutions to notify their primary federal regulator of any “computer-security incident” that rises to the level of a “notification incident,” as soon as possible and no later than 36 hours after the banking organization determines that a notification incident has occurred. There are also requirements for third parties to notify financial institutions regarding security incidents they are experiencing.
WHY
This webinar recording teaches about the requirements around this new rule and to review the core components of an Incident Response Plan. We highlight other regulatory requirements for you to address, lessons learned from real-world breaches, general components of an Incident Response Plan with specific procedures for DDOS, malware, ransomware, CATO, and unauthorized access incidents. We also address the importance of incorporating forensic analysis procedures into your standard procedures to better address emerging threats and decrease your liability.
RECORDING CONTENT
The following areas are discussed to ensure institutions are prepared in the event of a cybersecurity incident and the new requirements:
- FDIC, OCC, and Federal Reserve New Requirements
- Necessary Plan Updates to Comply
- General Regulatory Review
- Business Continuity Implications
- Lessons Learned from Breaches
- Incident Response Plan Components
- Specific Incident Procedures
- Integrating Forensics
WHO
This webinar recording is designed for Information Security Officer, IT Manager, Network Administrators, Risk Officer, Chief Information Officer, Forensics Analysis, Security Analyst, and management team members involved in cybersecurity and incident response processes.
