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Cyber & Information Security Overview for Employees (Individual)
Online Course
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CPE Credits: 0.50
Community banks and their customers are a top target for cybercriminals. Bank employees must take their role in securing data and personal information seriously. This course helps employees understand their role in protecting customer information and the programs the bank uses to reduce cyber risk. This updated course reflects current threats, the post-FFIEC CAT framework landscape, and the growing impact of artificial intelligence and automation. This course is intended for all bank personnel. Rev–Jan. 2027. Course Length ˜ 25 minutes.
Learning Objectives:
Know current threats posed by cybercriminals and their tactics to steal information
Understand the employees’ roles and responsibilities for protecting bank and customer information and resources
Identify basic regulatory and industry resources for further guidance on an Information Security Program
Recognize how AI, automation, and technology modernization affect everyday threats and defenses
Implement a few best practices for protecting sensitive information and resources
