The Truth About FFIEC Two-Factor Authentication Guidance

Webinar Summary:

Date: Friday, October 6th, 2006 Start Time: 10:00AM (CDT) Duration: 1 hour Cost: FREE Registration:

Description

Both retail and commercial banking customers face increasingly sophisticated criminal attacks that seek to steal money or private information used for identity theft. Last year the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) responded to these growing threats by updating their authentication security guidance for financial institutions. Now institutions supporting high risk online applications must conduct a risk assessment before the end of 2006.

In this free web seminar Security PS will discuss the new FFIEC guidance on authentication in an Internet banking environment and the actions affected financial institutions must take. Our experts will provide you with feedback on implementing appropriate authentication controls and give you an opportunity to ask your own questions during the interactive Q&A session.

This informative session will include the following topics:

• Authentication threats faced by financial institutions
• Overview of FFIEC guidance
• How to conduct an authentication risk assessment
• Planning cost-effective corrective security controls

Presenter

Bruce K. Marshall, CISSP
Director of Network Security

Bruce K. Marshall is an accomplished professional who manages and delivers security consulting services for Security PS in Overland Park, KS. He has focused on authentication security for the past decade and has earned the reputation of an authentication expert. Among his accomplishments is the achievement of the CISSP, NSA-IAM, and CISA certifications. Previously Mr. Marshall has shared his expertise through conference sessions at the Black Hat Briefings, SANS, WebSec, and other venues.

Registration

Space is limited, so register now to learn about FFIEC compliance by clicking here.