by Beth Sumner | Feb 8, 2024 | User Access, Governance, MFA, Multi-Factor Authentication, Risk Assessment
In the rapidly evolving landscape of banking technology and cybersecurity, understanding and implementing effective Identity and Access Management (IAM) strategies is more crucial than ever. Yet, we understand that delving into the complexities of IAM can be daunting....
by Beth Sumner | Dec 15, 2023 | Banks, CSBS, Cyber Attack, Cybersecurity, Digital Banking, Financial Institutions, Governance, MFA, Multi-Factor Authentication, Ransomware
Fostering a Culture of Security Through Education and Oversight As we wrap up our informative series based on the R-SAT v2.0 insights, we highlight not only the tactical applications of cybersecurity but also the strategic importance of cultivating a robust security...
by Beth Sumner | Nov 30, 2023 | Cybersecurity, Banks, CSBS, Cyber Attack, Digital Banking, Financial Institutions, Governance, MFA
Introduction: Streamlining Data Management in Cybersecurity Continuing our initial discussion in the 3-part series from the R-SAT v2.0, we turn to the core of data protection: data management. As an Information Security Officer, your role is pivotal in safeguarding...
by Beth Sumner | Nov 16, 2023 | Banks, CSBS, Cyber Attack, Cybersecurity, Digital Banking, Financial Institutions, Governance, MFA, Multi-Factor Authentication, Ransomware
Introduction: Navigating the New Cybersecurity Landscape Welcome to the first installment of our in-depth three-part series, building upon our November 14th webinar on the new Ransomware Self-Assessment tool (R-SAT v2.0). The new R-SAT was released by the...
by Scott McIlrath | Oct 26, 2023 | Cybersecurity, Banks, CSBS, Cyber Attack, Digital Banking, Financial Institutions, Governance, MFA, Multi-Factor Authentication, Ransomware
As of October 24th, 2023, a new version of the Ransomware Self-Assessment Tool (R-SAT v2.0) has been published for banks to help mitigate new risks associated with ransomware attacks and identify security gaps. Ransomware attacks are not just a fleeting headline; they...