Cybersecurity exercise to test payment processes
FS-ISAC-run event will run Oct. 16-17
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- Written by John Ginovsky
The two-day exercise enables security, risk, and IT professionals to experience extremely realistic scenarios in order to train and test critical cyber incident response practices. The exercise is conducted across hundreds of participant teams in a safe, monitored environment. Ultimately these exercises are designed to help harden financial institutions against present and future cyberattacks.
"As the longest running annual cyber security simulation run by and for financial services organizations, hundreds of firms and thousands of participants have benefited from this annual exercise," says Bill Nelson, president and CEO, FS-ISAC. "The exercise is designed to test existing preparation and practices, promote cross-functional collaboration and quickly identify gaps. It also helps enable rapid information gathering and analysis that can be turned into actionable cyber security and incident response improvements. We expect a record participation this year and welcome all qualified organizations to register."
More Details:
Who: Security & fraud professionals, risk and compliance professionals, IT professionals, payment operations, corporate communications professionals that work directly for qualified financial services firms in the banking, credit union, payment systems, and brokerage sectors.
Which firms: Any financial institution that sends or receives ACH transactions, checks or wires. Any financial institution that uses online banking for their customers or members. Any bank or credit union that processes payments.
What: A two-day simulated cyber incident exercise. All participant data is anonymized and securely handled. No production systems are used for this exercise. Aggregated benchmark results will be published to participants after the exercise.
When: Oct. 16-17, registration deadline Oct. 9. Oct. 23-24, registration deadline, Oct. 16.
Where: Online and via conference call
Register: www.fsisac.com/capp (Participation is free. All registrations require validation. You do not have to be an FS-ISAC Member to participate)
Tagged under Risk Management, Security, Cyberfraud/ID Theft,
