http://www.bankinfosecurity.com/blogs/fdic-on-banks-need-disaster-plan-for-cyber-threats-p-1924
By Tracy Kitten
@FraudBlogger
Bank Info Security
August 27, 2015
Federal banking regulators have for the last year been pushing community
banks and credit unions to enhance their cybersecurity assessment and risk
management strategies.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s "Supervisory Insights" summer 2015,
published this week, reminds these smaller financial institutions about an
online resource they can use to conduct exercises designed to help them
prepare to deal with emerging cyber risks.
"In addition to preparing for natural disasters and other physical
threats, business continuity now also means preserving access to
customer data and the integrity and security of that data in the
face of cyber-attacks."
The FDIC's "cyber challenge" program offers a series of videos and
exercises to help banks consider appropriate steps for dealing with key
threats, including account take-over, malware infections and other risks
related to third parties and vendors.
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