IT Security & Risk Management Programme in Cybersecurity

Gaining Competitive Advantage with an Optimal Risk Management in Cybersecurity

Objectives

Banks and other financial institutions face major cyber threats. Whatever their size, they are extremely attractive targets. They must invest in technical and organisational means to protect their business and clients. Banks need also to develop broader strategies to engage with governments, other banks, their clients and the public. This will be even truer as Fintech develops and more complicated digital systems increase inter-connectivity, and therefore vulnerabilities. The only efficient way to address this issue is to adopt proper Security Risk Management practices to ensure the right investments are made.

A major objective of this session is to make the link between Cyber and Risk Management to guide banks to face Cyber Threats.

By the end of this week you will be able to:

1. Identify how Cybersecurity fits in the governance of your institution;
2. Make the right decisions on how to address the cybersecurity risks;
3. Know where to focus investment into security (have the information needed to decide where to invest resources and where to get started);
4. Know how to get started with risk management
5. Know how to set up security and defense controls
6. Know how to respond to security incidents
7. Know how to react under attack and
8. Be prepared for the worst.

During this week, you will also be challenged to try to answer to the following questions:

• What is the purpose of Cybersecurity?
• Why is it important?
• How to manage security?

Target Group

Executive levels, directors and managers of IT and information security, risk and compliance directors, managers of audit functions of financial institutions, central banks or supervisory bodies a partner country.

Location & Duration

Luxembourg during the Cybersecurity week.

5-day seminar in English

Detailed programme