Six Best Practice Strategies for IT Risk Assessments:

Learn how to boost stakeholder confidence while reducing staff
workload and increasing ROI.

Register for November 13, 2008 at 3 p.m. CST
Register for November 18, 2008 at 11 a.m. CST

Presenter: Jarred White, Customer Account Manager, TraceSecurity

Implementing an effective risk and security compliance management program that helps with customer/member security and compliance efforts is a challenge that many financial institutions encounter today – especially small to mid-sized banks and credit unions. What can your company do to establish a risk and security compliance management program that enables continuous compliance?

Attend our webinar and learn how compliance together with security management is part of an overall risk management strategy. Learn the benefits of establishing a risk management program and how to remain compliant with regulations such as FFIEC.

In this webinar, you’ll learn how the benefits of a risk management program for your company dramatically eases compliance initiatives in accordance with NCUA regulations while reducing staff workload and boosting stakeholder confidence.

Topics & Objectives:

• Learn how you can implement continuous risk management and compliance for your institution with six key steps.
• Find out what the downfalls can be if you set your goal to be achieving compliance (check mark) and not achieving risk management
• Learn about the costs of compliance and the risks of not being secure.

Who Should Attend:
CFO
COO
CIO
CTO
Risk and Compliance Officers
Risk Managers
VP of IT
IT Director/Manager
Internal Auditors
Journalists
Analysts

This 45-minute webinar with 15-minute Q&A is ideal for financial institutions required to comply with FFIEC requirements

About the Presenter: An entertaining speaker and security expert, Jarred White is a former Sr. Security Engineer who currently serves as a Customer Accounts Manager for TraceSecurity. He’s responsible for project management and delivery of risk assessment and security compliance solutions. Jarred has performed hundreds of penetration testing, social engineering, security audits, training and risk assessments for organizations across the U.S.

TraceSecurity Suite Coverage for Governance, Risk
and Security Compliance

An overview on how and why to integrate continuous Risk Management, Security Compliance and IT Security Audit programs.

Presenter: Dariel LeBoeuf, SVP of Communications and Educational Services

Register for November 18 at 3 p.m. CST
Register for November 20 at 11 a.m. CST

For years, banks and credit unions referenced the independent Comprehensive Security Assessment as its primary source of meeting security compliance. However, as FFIEC requirements have expanded to include more areas of institutions at risk with increased security breeches, a continuous risk/compliance methodology has evolved.

TraceSecurity, with its team of experts in the field and compliance analysts, have taken Best Practices methodologies and expanded our web-based TraceSecurity Compliance Manager software to assist companies of all sizes in reducing staff workload and meet FFIEC regulations. All of which help boost stakeholder confidence and in turn, increase ROI.

In this webinar, you’ll see how integrated IT risk and security programs can benefit your institution and the rationale for why continuous security compliance is a necessity in today’s environment.

About the Presenter: Dariel LeBoeuf is responsible for the creation and implementation of TraceSecurity training programs to ensure overall customer success. He is a graduate of Louisiana State University with a Bachelor of Science degree Quantitive Business Analysis.

TraceSecurity Delivery & Support A to Ω - For Customers Only.

Introducing TraceSecurity’s new Delivery and Support organization.

Presenter: Jason Lasseigne, Director of Delivery & Support

Tuesday, December 2 at 11 a.m., CST. By Invitation Only

In this 30-minute webinar TraceSecurity Director Jason Lasseigne introduces the significant changes that have recently been made to TraceSecurity’s Delivery and Support organization.

The new cross-functional structure provides TraceSecurity customers with faster response time and better quality services through two dedicated delivery teams… Alpha and Omega!

In this webinar, customers will learn the roles and responsibilities within each team and the benefits they’ll experience through this new structure. You will also be introduced to the First Level Support organization and our new process for receiving, documenting and resolving your support requests!

This presentation is 30 minutes with 15-minute Q&A.

About the Presenter: Jason Lasseigne is Director of Delivery and Support at TraceSecurity where he leads a team responsible for the implementation of our products and services, and our newly formed First Level Support organization. Before joining TraceSecurity, Jason served in several roles at APPRO Systems/Equifax; most recently as Vice President of Shared Services where he worked directly with the Equifax Executive Team to lead Program Management operations across the organization as well as projects in Strategic Initiatives, Process Improvement, Competency Management, and Support and Operations. Prior to that Jason was a Senior Consultant with IBM Global Services in the Security and Privacy Division. He has a B.S. in Information Systems and Decisions Sciences from Louisiana State University.

Security Compliance Essentials for Small Credit Unions

Presented by CUNA and TraceSecurity

Speaker: Brady Justice
The world of financial services is becoming an increasingly regulated place. Small credit unions face the same compliance needs as their larger counterparts. In fact, hackers and scammers more routinely concentrate on small financial institutions because they assume that they are an easier target. The problem is that many small credit unions are already overwhelmed, and don’t have the expertise let alone the budget to tackle security compliance the same way as the larger credit unions.

Learner Outcomes:

• Learn how small credit unions can stay compliant in a cost effective way.
• Learn how your credit union can determine the adequacy of your existing network security and identify security deficiencies.
• Learn how you can determine how your credit union staff will respond to potential security threats.
• Learn how your credit union can build or adapt existing security programs and prepare for the future security technology challenges.
  

Archived Webcast: Audit and Security: Turning Foes into Friends

Presented by Mike Rothman and Brady Justice

Speaker: Mike Rothman is Security Incite's president and principal analyst, and author of The Pragmatic CSO (www.pragmaticcso.com) and Security Mike's Guide to Internet Security (www.securitymike.com). Mike's bold predictions and irreverent style are invaluable as companies determine effective strategies to grapple with the dynamic security threatscape. After 15 years in the trenches of the security business, he's one of the guys that "knows where the bodies are buried" in the space.
Developing and implementing an effective IT security audit program that reduces the cost of compliance efforts is a challenge for many security professionals today. What can your company do to establish an IT security audit strategy that can help you remain secure and compliant?

Attend this webcast and learn how you can turn security and audit from foes to friends. Discover step-by-step how you can create an IT security audit management strategy and remain compliant with regulations such as HIPAA and PCI and regulatory bodies such as the FFIEC.

To view the webcast visit: Audit and Security: Turning Foes into Friends

Assume You Will Be Hacked: Practical Advice on Curing Confusion and Common Failures in PCI Compliance

TraceSecurity is sponsoring an educational webinar on PCI compliance along with the IT Compliance Institute. The online event will explain how companies can move beyond security basics and find profound and sustainable ways to improve their data protection practices.

The webinar will explore:

• The state of PCI compliance
• Three critical aspects of PCI that still generate confusion
• PCI requirements vs. compensating controls
• Common pitfalls of control testing and assurance
• Best practices in PCI compliance testing and reporting

Speakers will include, Mike Rothman, President and Principal Analyst of Security Incite, and Rob Guba, Chief Compliance Officer for TraceSecurity.

Archived Webcast: A Continuous Assessment Program for Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) Compliance

Credit unions, no matter the size, are subjected to increasing levels of regulatory scrutiny, which has become more extensive and comprehensive than ever before. The Bank Secrecy Act now requires credit unions to designate a BSA compliance officer and to implement monitoring programs to ensure compliance with regulations and proper reporting to the government. Non-compliance with BSA regulations can result in significant fines and penalties, and more regulatory scrutiny.

Learner Outcomes:

• Learn what BSA compliance audits should include, at a minimum
• Understand the role technology plays in the efforts of BSA compliance
• Learn secrets for successful BSA audits
• Know the cost of ignoring the BSA