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2024 ISO-Information Security RAP

2024 ISO-Information Security RAP

Tuesday, May 21, 2024
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM (EDT)

Event Details

ISO-Information Security R.A.P.
Roundtable Advice for Professional Development

The Community Bankers of Georgia, in collaboration with Finosec, is proud to launch the first session of a series of Information Security Officer Peer Groups. This inaugural event is uniquely designed to cater to both individuals new to the industry and seasoned professionals keen on enhancing their knowledge and sharing resources.

Our association is proud to partner with Finosec to bring back these beneficial roundtable forum training events.  As part of Finosec's commitment to simplifying information security and cybersecurity in the financial sector, this peer group offers a platform for open dialogue, learning, and collaborative problem-solving.

 

FACILITATOR:

Beth Sumner
Finosec

 

Session Focus:  Key Components and Responsibilities of Information Security

 

Key Discussion Points:

1. Information Security in Community Banking

  • Understanding the landscape and significance of information security within the community banking sector.
  • Exploring the evolving challenges and opportunities in this field.

2. Roles and Responsibilities of Information Security Officers (ISOs)

  • Defining the key responsibilities and expectations of ISOs in community banks.
  • Discussing the skill sets and knowledge base essential for success in this role.

3. Compliance and Regulatory Expectations

  • Outlining the expectations from auditors and examiners regarding information security.
  • Navigating through regulatory requirements and ensuring compliance.

4. Best Practices and Resource Sharing

  • Facilitating a platform for sharing experiences, strategies, and resources among peers.
  • Encouraging collaborative learning and support.

5. Gap Analysis and Program Enhancement

  • Identifying common gaps in existing information security programs.
  • Strategies for continuous improvement and staying ahead of potential threats.

6. Preparing for Future Sessions

  • Gathering feedback and insights for upcoming topics and discussions.
  • Building a roadmap for continuous engagement and development.

ABOUT OUR FACILITATOR: 
Beth Sumner is the Vice President of Customer Success of the Cybersecurity firm Finosec. Beth champions innovation, process improvement, & customer voice throughout Finosec as they help to automate and simplify the cybersecurity governance for financial institutions. With an unwavering passion for the banking industry, Beth's extensive two decades of experience make her an essential guide for institutions wading through the complexities of IT, operational, and regulatory challenges. Her enthusiasm is contagious, and she considers it a joy to help institutions secure and optimize their operations.

A graduate of the Alabama Banking School and a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Beth is adept at educating a spectrum of professionals on the nuances of Information Security.  Her ability to transform dense and complicated regulations and IT terminology into practical wisdom makes her a sought-after presenter.  Having presented for the ICBA, various State Associations, User Group Meetings, and Security Conferences, her unique background, industry appreciation, and presentation style allow her to communicate complex topics in ways that keep the audience engaged, informed, and able to walk away with powerful, actionable takeaways.

Agenda

May 21
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Program Information Security Officer Subject Matter Training
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Networking Lunch
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Program Roundtable Discussion Topics

For More Information:

Becky Soto
Becky Soto
Assistant Vice President Community Bankers Association of Georgia (770)541-4490


WHO SHOULD ATTEND? 
Professionals new to the information security field in the banking sector.  Established Information Security Officers seeking to update and share their knowledge.  Individuals interested in understanding the holistic view of information security responsibilities in community banking.