CISA Incident Management Workshop for Community Banks

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CISA Incident Management Workshop for Community Banks

Oct 5, 2022 | 1:00 pm Eastern | 12:00 pm Central | 11:00 pm Mountain | 10:00 am Pacific | WEBINAR

Ransomware has rapidly emerged as one of the most visible cybersecurity threats, resulting in an inability for the unprepared to carry out critical business functions, potentially costing millions of dollars in damages in recovery efforts, loss of productivity, and reputational damage. This training is free of charge and for ICBA member banks only.

Because cybersecurity incidents can be so impactful to an organization’s operations, it is important for organizations to understand how to effectively prepare for, detect, triage, respond to, and recover from cybersecurity incidents, while also minimizing impacts to operations. This process, known as incident management, is vital for any organization, large or small, to recover effectively and is a key success factor in achieving operational resilience.

The CISA Cybersecurity Incident Management Workshop is non-technical, and conducted as a 3½ hour video call facilitated by CISA Cybersecurity Advisors. The workshop is intended to be informative and interactive, tailored to the concerns and threats of the financial services sector and provides an opportunity for professionals to learn together.

Event registration is limited to 500 participants.

Please contact Steven Estep with any questions or requests for additional information

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Factsheet CISA Cyber IM Workshop *

CRR Resource Guide *

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Who Should Attend?

Responding to a significant cybersecurity incident often takes an all-hands-on-deck approach. Participation in the workshop should include, but not be limited to, those responsible for the functions below:

  • IT management (e.g., Chief Information Officer, Director of Information Technology)
  • IT security policy, planning and governance (e.g., Chief Information Security Officer)
  • IT infrastructure and operations (e.g., network/system administrator, change manager)
  • Incident response (e.g., cyber incident responders, cybersecurity analysts)
  • Business operations (e.g., Chief Operations Officer)
  • Business continuity and disaster recovery planning (e.g., BC/DR manager)
  • Risk management (e.g., enterprise/operations risk manager)
  • Public relations (e.g., public affairs, media affairs)
  • Procurement and vendor management (e.g., contracts and legal support managers)