Cybersecurity by the Numbers

Financial institutions have mature processes for measuring and monitoring interest rate, credit and liquidity risks. Risks related to cybersecurity are increasing and, for many, the ability to measure and therefore manage these risks is comparatively lower. During this session, we will cover some key findings from recent cybersecurity investigations including the most common methods fraudsters are using to gain access to our systems and data, and what you can do to decrease the likelihood of a successful cyberattack against your credit union and members. We’ll also discuss how to measure and report the effectiveness of your credit unions cybersecurity program.

What you will learn:

Why cybersecurity is important
Key findings from recent cybersecurity investigations that illustrate how fraudsters gain access to our systems and data
What you can do help prevent successful cyberattacks against your credit union and members
How to measure and report the effectiveness of your credit unions cybersecurity program to executive management
How new technologies will impact the cybersecurity landscape

Presenter: John Collins, Senior Vice President, Risk Management and Administration, Alloya Corporate FCU

Program Level: Intermediate
Field of Study: Specialized Knowledge and Applications
CPE Credits Available