Recorded: February 10, 2016

Length: 60 Minutes

In November 2015, the FFIEC released a new IT Management Handbook for examiners resulting from the increasing volume and sophistication of cyber threats. The management booklet rescinds and replaces the June 2004 version and provides guidance for Examiners to evaluate the IT governance and risk management processes of institutions. Increased expectations have been established for the Board of Directors and newly established security responsibilities for Executive Management. The FFIEC also clarifies a new role for a Chief Information Security Officer.

Join us for this timely and educational webinar to help prepare for Examiners. We'll discuss the responsibilities of all staff, the BOD and Third Parties in various roles and functions as they relate to your IT governance structure and risk management processes. You'll learn what examiners expect to see and what they will be evaluating with respect to effective monitoring and reporting.

Register and attend to find out:

• Examiner's expectations to effectively mitigate risks with proper IT governance
• The responsibilities of IT management, C/ISO, senior management, and the board
• How to implement Third Party Service Provider (TSP) metrics & controls that reduce risk
• How to monitor the Dark Web proactively to gain "proactive intelligence"
• How ITRM must address new sources of risk that arise with new or evolving technology
• How to take an "enterprise-integrated" approach to risk management with GRC tools
• How cyber-crime & liability insurance can play a role

Presenter: Karen Livingston, Senior Risk Advisor, InfoSight, Inc.

With 20+ years of experience providing risk management, audit, and regulatory compliance services, Karen has helped numerous financial service organizations design and implement cost-effective risk management and compliance programs and solutions. She has extensive experience in the IT assurance profession and understands audit, examination, and regulatory requirements. Karen has expertise in best practice guidelines and frameworks provided by NIST, ISO, COSO and COBIT; and holds several designations including CPA, CISA, CIA, CRMA, and AMLCA.

1 CPE Credit

Program Level: Basic-Intermediate

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