Webinars

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has finalized amendments to Regulation S-P (17 CFR Part 248) which are effective August 2, 2024. The updates require certain financial institutions regulated by the SEC to adopt incident response policies and procedures to protect customer information, per the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA). The amendments also update requirements for the safeguarding and disposal of certain information.

Join this free session to engage with our GLBA-compliance experts, as you work to implement the new requirements of Regulation S-P: Privacy of Consumer Financial Information and Safeguarding Personal Information.

This session will include:

- A compliance analysis of Regulation S-P and the recent updates.
- Recommendations for how to comply with the new cybersecurity amendments.
- Information security and incident response guidance and resources for financial institutions.
- Best practices for navigating incident communications.

Bonus Content:

After the hour-long educational session, you are invited to join us for 15 extra minutes as we demonstrate how Tandem Incident Management and Tandem Vendor Management can help you build your incident response plan and track incidents when they occur.

With the FFIEC Cybersecurity Assessment Tool (CAT) scheduled to sunset this August, many financial institutions are turning to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) as a flexible, scalable alternative. But how can you make the shift effectively and get organizational buy-in along the way?

In this webinar, we’ll be joined by Daniel Eliot from NIST’s Applied Cybersecurity Division and the CSF 2.0 project team to explore:

- Why the NIST CSF is a strong fit for community institutions
- Best practices for implementing the NIST CSF effectively
- Common questions and challenges when adopting the framework

Whether you’re early in planning or actively using the framework, this session will offer useful tips and expert insight to help you move forward with confidence.

A tabletop exercise is a technique used to review a company’s business continuity and incident response plans. Just like our tables at home, sometimes our tabletops at work can get a little cluttered and could use some TLC. Join this session for a refresher on tabletop etiquette. We will look at what regulatory guidance has to say, review best practices for getting buy-in and creating an engaging environment, and walk through a tabletop exercise together.