EDUCATION UPDATES
September, 2018
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{Blog} What Fiserv's Internet Banking Flaw Means for You
Fiserv, Inc., is one of the largest Financial Services technology providers in the world. They serve more than 12,000 clients in over 80 countries, including around 1,700 banks in the United States. Fiserv also recently fixed an issue with their web-based Internet Banking Platform to which all banks should pay attention.
According to an article from Brian Krebs, a security researcher named Kristian Erik Hermansen discovered a way to view another customer’s alerts set up in the Internet Banking Platform. Hermansen noticed that his alerts were assigned a sequential number in the URL. Hermansen edited the URL by decreasing the alert number one at a time. He was then able to view other customer’s alerts, full account numbers, email addresses, phone numbers, and transaction information.
How could this flaw be exploited? How's your vendor management? How would you discover an issue like this? Read more...
{Featured Certification} Certified Banking Incident Handler
This course will provide you with an increased understanding of the best practices related to handling common incidents in the banking industry and minimizing losses.
- Course opens 09/17/2018
- Price: $999
- Online/On-demand
- Self-paced
- Allowed 10 weeks to complete
- Learn more
Objectives:
- Build out Incident Response procedures to take back to your institution.
- Receive assistance with the Threat Intelligence and Collaboration as well as the Cyber Incident Management and Resilience domains of the FFIEC Cybersecurity Assessment.
Topics:
- Incident Response Overview and Regulations
- Incident Response Policy
- Preserving Evidence and Data
- RAM Acquisition
- Corporate Account Takeover
- Data Breach
- Insider Threats
{More Certifications}
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CB Vendor Manager
Course Opens Sept 10
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- CB Incident Handler
Course Opens Sept 17
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CB Cybersecurity Manager
Course Opens Set 17
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- CB Business Continuity Professional
Course Opens Sept 24
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CB Security Technology Professional
Course Opens Oct 1
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SEPTEMBER WEBINARS
09/04 - Core Management Skills
09/05 - What to Do When a Customer Dies
09/05 - Commercial Construction Lending
09/06 - Federal Benefit Payments Garnishment Requirements
09/06 - Do's and Don'ts on Checks
09/07 - FFIEC Guidance on Employee's Use of Social Media
09/10 - What's All the Fuss About Escrows?
09/11 - CRA Nuts & Bolts - Five Steps to Pass the Exam
09/11 - Opening Fiduciary Accounts
09/12 - Equipment Lease Financing
09/12 - Lending to Municipalities
09/13 - Critical Death Issues on Deposit Accounts
09/14 - Engineering Better IT Audit Programs
09/17 - Best-Ever Compliance Checklists for Commercial Loans
09/18 - Right of Setoff
09/18 - Ability-to-Repay/Qualified Mortgage Rules
09/19 - For Banking RMs: Learn the 7 Habits of Top Producing Bankers
09/20 - HMDA Nine Month Checkup & What Lies Ahead
09/20 - Residential Construction Lending
09/21 - Incident Response and Forensics
09/24 - Using Business Tax Returns to Analyze Lending Requests
09/25 - Secrets to Being a Great Call Center Agent
09/26 - These People Drive Me Crazy
09/27 - Unclaimed Property Compliance for Financial Institutions
09/27 - Endorsements - Consumers, Businesses and Fiduciaries
09/28 - FFIEC CAT vs InTREx
View more upcoming webinars
Webinars
09/11 - Commercial Construction Loands: Administering and Monitoring
09/11 - Business Cash Flow Basics and Global Cash Flow Integration Issues for Lenders and Analysts
09/11 - Understanding C&I Loan Structuring, Loan Agreements and Covenants
09/11 - Equipment Finance: Loans and Leases, Plus Capitalization
09/12 - Introduction to Commercial Lending
09/12 - Introduction to IRAs
09/13 - Predicting Future Job Performance through Behavioral Based Interviews
09/13 - Secrets of Buying and Selling a Community Bank
09/17 - Leading the Prospecting Effort
09/18 - Commecial Construction Loans: Administering and Monitoring
09/18 - Accounting Basics/Refresher for Bankers
09/18 - Top Trends that will Disrupt and Define Retail Banking
09/19 - Basic Estate Planning and Estate Settlement
09/19 - Establishing and Amending IRAs
09/20 - Cash Managemennt: How Sales, Operations and Technoogy Can Work Together to Generate More Fee Income
09/25 - Business Law Basics and Lender Liability
09/25 - Creating the Right Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Program for YOUR Community Bank
09/26 - IRA Contributions
09/26 - Loan Structure, Documentation and Compliance Training - a Comprehensive Approach
09/27 - Building Your Brand on a Limited Budget
09/27 - Building an Effective Marketing Plan
10/02 - Key Ratio Analysis: Calculating and Interpreting the Numbers Correctly
10/02 - Strategies for Family Banks
10/03 - Dealing with Powers of Attorney
10/03 - IRA Distributions
10/03 - SBA 7(a) Loan Guaranty Program
10/04 - SBA CDC/504 Loan Guaranty Program
10/04 - SBA Express Loan Programs
10/09 - Landscape of Agriculture Today and Tomorrow (2-Part Series)
10/09 - Basic Personal & Business Tax Return Analysis
10/10 - Top 10 IRA Issues
Upcoming 2018 GSB Schools
The Graduate School of Banking is wrapping up a terrific year of educating bankers and creating leaders in the industry. We're proud of our success this year and are enthusiastically looking ahead to hosting an array of exceptional programs in 2018.
Now is the time to budget and make plans to include these outstanding learning opportunities in your bank's professional development plan.
Applications are currently being accepted for the following 2018 programs:
ABA Training
Upcoming Briefings
Online Facilitated Courses
Anaylizing Bank Performance
Sept 10, 2018 - Member Price: $875 w/text
Legal Foundations in Banking
Sept 10, 2018 - Member Price: $550 w/text
Introduction to Trust Products and Services
Sept 24, 2018 - Member Price: $300
The Mortgage Lending Business
Sept 24, 2018 - Member Price: $300
Analyzing Financial Statements
Oct 1, 2018 - Member Price: $550 w/text
Introduction to Agricultural Lending
Oct 1, 2018 - Member Price: $475
Commercial Lending
Oct 22, 2018 - Member Price: $550 w/text
ABA Certificates
ABA Certificate in Bank Financial Management
Develop foundational skills for making key decisions that affect bank profitability. Learn how to conduct performance analyses. Discover ways to measure and manage interest rate risk. Explore best practices in managing funding, liquidity and capital. Demonstrate understanding by applying concepts in organization-specific exercises and strengthen your knowledge of sound financial management in a banking institution.
Member Price: $2,165
Required Courses*
Facilitated Online**
- Analyzing Bank Performance
- Managing the Bank's Investment Portfolio
- Managing Funding, Liquidity, and Capital
- Managing Interest Rate Risk
Self-Paced Online
- Ethical Issues for Bankers
*No Substitutions or previous college credit will be accepted.
**You may select your start dates for each of the facilitated online courses when you register for them.
ABA Certificate in Trust: Foundational
The ABA Certificate in Trust: Foundational is designed for those who need to establish or strengthen their understanding of basic wealth management and trust principles. It provides an introduction to estate planning, trust administration, investment management concepts and ethical behavior.
For those wishing to earn the CTFA professional designation, the ABA Certificate in Trust: Foundational satisfies the first of three levels of study required to sit for the exam.
Member Price - $1,495
Course Credits: 12.5 CTFA; 8.5 CSOP; 6.5 CRSP; 5.75 CCTS, 4.75 CISP
The estimated time to complete the 9 required courses is approximately 10 hours.
ABA Certificate in Trust: Intermediate
The ABA Certificate in Trust: Intermediate is ideal for individuals with some field experience who have mastered the concepts introduced in the foundational trust certificate. The certificate provides a more sophisticated understanding and further knowledge of the tools available to a fiduciary, covering estate planning, trust administration, investment management concepts and ethical behavior.
For those wishing to earn the CTFA professional designation, the ABA Certificate in Trust: Intermediate satisfies the second of three levels of study required to sit for the exam.
Member Price - $2,295
Course Credits - 16 CTFA; 8 CSOP; 6 CRSP; 3 CISP
The estimated time to complete the 17 required courses is approximately 18 hours.
ABA Certificate in Trust: Advanced
The ABA Certificate in Trust: Advanced provides an in-depth understanding of the fiduciary role, and prepares wealth and trust professionals to propose sophisticated solutions to complex client situations covering estate planning, trust administration, investment management concepts and ethical behavior.
For those wishing to earn the CTFA professional designation, the ABA Certificate in Trust: Advanced satisfies the third of three levels of study required to sit for the exam.
Member Price - $2,295
Course Credits: 15 CTFA; 4 CSOP; 6 CRSP; 7 CISP
The estimated time to complete the 15 required courses is approximately 14 hours.
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