From Policy to Procedure:
Building Your Risk Analysis Program
Technology permeates the operations of the
entire institution and therefore defies departmentalization. Technology
enables the institution to develop, deliver, and manage its products and
services. Accordingly, an effective IT risk management process
should identify, measure, control, and monitor operations risk. The
process begins with identifying risks in the institution's overall
business strategy.
Who Should Attend
This workshop is directed to bank management, compliance personnel, and
information technology managers...anyone involved in your financial institution's
CIRT or involved in developing information security policies /
procedures should attend this hands-on
workshop.
Agenda
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The FFIEC Standards and Effective Risk Management Strategy
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Management Awareness Training
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Vulnerability Assessments and Other Tests
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The Risk Analysis Procedure
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GLBA / BSA / OFAC / Patriot Act Risks
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Risk Metrics
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Risk Ranking
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Executive Summary
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Safeguard Implementation
Deliverables
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Board-Level Risk Management Policy
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Procedure-Level Risk Analysis Procedure
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Gap Analysis on your existing Policy / Procedure
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Risk Analysis Determination Table
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GLBA / BSA / OFAC / FACTA / Patriot Act Risk Assessment Boilerplates
with Benchmarks
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Vulnerability Assessment Program/Procedures
What You Should Bring
You DON'T have to bring anything, as this workshop will help you build
your own Risk Management System from the ground up. However, if
you already have one...
Please bring a current copy of your Risk Management Policy, your
Risk Analysis Procedure, and your Risk Analysis Determination Table. This
is a hands-on workshop, so bringing your
policy and procedure will help you get the most out of your time!
When:
March 15, 2007
Where:
Indiana Bankers
Association
6925 Parkdale Place
Indianapolis, IN 46254
How Much?
IBA Members: $195 for the first attendee; $145 per
additional attendee
Non-IBA Members: $340 per attendee
Note: You do NOT have to be an IBA member to attend this workshop.
You may either register here or use
the IBA
Registration Form.