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April, 2019
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SBS Cybersecurity
{Blog} SOC 2 Vs. SOC For CyberSecurity Reports
If you’ve been involved in any sort of vendor review process at your organization, you’ve surely heard of or had the pleasure to review a SOC (System and Organization Controls) Report. There are actually a variety of different types of SOC reports, including SOC 1, SOC 2, and SOC 3, as well as the newest member of the team – the SOC for Cybersecurity. While each report has its own purpose, we’re going to dive into the difference between the SOC 2 and SOC for Cybersecurity reports. Specifically, we’ll look at the purpose of and differences between these two SOC reports, and which SOC your organization should be requesting during your next vendor review.
{Featured Certification} Certified Banking Forensic Investigator
This completely updated course will provide you with an understanding of the fundamental digital forensic and incident response processes necessary to address the growing digital investigative needs of your institution.
- Course opens 05/30/2019
- Start Dates: 2/26/2019, 5/30/2019, 8/29/2019, 11/26/2019
- Price: $999
- Self-paced, On-demand
- Allowed 10 weeks to complete
- Duration: 7 Lecture Hours / 6 Lab Exercises / 2 Quizzes / Final Exam
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Objectives:
- Understand why and how digital investigations are treated like a real criminal investigation.
- Know how to get the data you need to prosecute evil insiders and successfully defend against attackers.
- Create a proper chain of custody for digital incidents.
- Be prepared for incidents with detection, containment, and eradication.
- Assist with the Cybersecurity Controls and Cyber Incident Management and Resilience domains of the FFIEC Cybersecurity Assessment.
Topics:
- DFIR Definitions and Procedures
- DFIR Necessary Tools and Skills
- Incident Response Preparation
- Data Acquisition
- Digital Forensics
- Network Forensics Investigations
- Incident Case Studies
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- CB Security Technology Professional
Course Opens Apr 8
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- CB Incident Handler
Course Opens Apr 18
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- CB Business Continuity Professional
Course Opens Apr 29
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- CB Security Manager
Course Opens May 7
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APRIL 2019
04/01 - Basic Cash Flow Analysis
04/02 - Core Management Skills
04/02 - Workplace Violence Planning & Active Shooter Preparedness
04/03 - Robbery Prevention & Response
04/03 - Lie Detection
04/04 - Successful Workout Strategies for Problem Loans
04/04 - Mapping Multi-Tiered Business Accounts with New CDD
04/05 - IRA Death Payments to Beneficiaries
04/08 - Lending to Municipalities
04/09 - The NEW Private Flood Insurance Rules
04/09 - What's Hot in Mortgage Compliance Now?
04/09 - Business Writing for Financial Professionals
04/10 - Marketing & Advertising Compliance
04/10 - UCC 3 & 4 and Other Legal Check Issues
04/11 - Reg E Compliance - Five Best Practices for Handling Disputes
04/11 - Dealing with Casual Days, Dress Codes and Work Appearance
04/12 - Excel Explained: Creating Interactive Spreadsheets
04/15 - Commercial & Business Lending Basics for Support Personnel
04/16 - Flood Insurance Compliance
04/17 - Regulation O - Lending to Insiders
04/18 - Escrow Accounts Compliance
04/18 - Loan Structuring Basics
04/22 - Basics of Banking: An Overview
04/23 - Vault Security & Disaster Recovery Essentials
04/23 - Opening Fiduciary Accounts
04/24 - Developing and Organizing an Effective Remote Deposit Capture Program (RDC)
04/24 - Creating the Right ERM Program for YOUR Community Bank
04/25 - Mortgage Origination Compliance: Part 1
04/25 - Mortgage Origination Compliance: A 2-Part Series
04/25 - 10 BSA Exam Hotspots
04/26 - Understanding Commercial Loan Documents
04/29 - Five Ways to Jump-Start Your Core Deposit Growth in 2019
04/30 - Reg Flags for Money Laundering for the Front Line
View more upcoming webinars
APRIL 2019
04/02 - Advanced Financial Statement Analysis
04/03 - IRA Beneficiary Distributions (Part 1)
04/03 - The World of Trusts for Bankers
04/04 - Community Bank Capital Raising Simplified
04/04 - Growing Long-Term Retail Deposits - Uber-izing Design of Bank Deposit Vehicles
04/05 - LinkedIn Value Strategies
04/09 - Commercial Construction Loans: Administering and Monitoring (Part 1)
04/09 - C&I Business Cash Flow Basics and Global Cash Flow Integration Issues for Lenders and Analysts
04/09 - Understanding C&I Loan Structuring, Loan Agreements and Covenants
04/09 - Advanced Cash Flow Analysis
04/09 - Advanced Tax Return Analysis
04/10 - IRA Beneficiary Distributions (Part 2)
04/11 - Communicty Bank Mergers and Acquisitions Simplified
04/12 - Evolution of Ransomware
04/16 - Commercial Construction Loans: Administering and Monitor (Part 2)
04/16 - C&I Business Cash Flow Basics and Global Cash Flow Integration Issues for Lenders and Analysts (Part 2)
04/16 - Understanding C&I Loan Structuring, Loan Agreements and Covenants (Part 2)
04/17 - HSA Fundamentals
04/18 - Assisting Managers with Conflict Resolution
04/18 - Growing Long-Term Retail Deposits - Withdrawal-Only Deposit Accounts
04/23 - Commercial Construction Loans: Administering and Monitor (Part 3)
04/23 - C&I Business Cash Flow Basics and Global Cash Flow Integration Issues for Lenders and Analysts (Part 3)
04/23 - Understanding C&I Loan Structuring, Loan Agreements and Covenants (Part 2)
04/24 - Predicting Future Job Performance through Behavioral Based Interviews
04/24 - HSA Advanced Concepts
04/25 - Growing Long-Term Retail Deposits - Misunderstood Opportunities in Early Withdrawal Penalties
04/25 - Mentoring Relationships - How Having a Mentor and Being a Mentor Helps You Succeed in Your Career
04/26 - Managing Generations in Today's Workplace
04/30 - Internal Controls for Lean Organizations
Upcoming 2019 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 2019.
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 2019 programs:
- Graduate Banking School - July 28 - August 9, 2019 - enrollment deadline, 06/01/2019
- GSB 75th Anniversary Homecoming "Celebrate Innovation!" - August 4 - 7, 2019 - enrollment deadline, 06/01/2019
- Financial Managers School - September 15 - 20, 2019 - enrollment deadline, 08/15/2019
- Sales and Marketing School - September 29 - October 4, 2019 - enrollment deadline, 08/29/2019
- Bank Technology Security School - October 6 - 11, 2019 - enrollment deadline, 09/06/2019
- International Bankers Program
- Advanced IT Forum
- GSB/Wipfli Strategic HR Forum
- Certificate of Executive Leadership from Wisconsin School of Business
ABA Training
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ABA Certificates
ABA certificate programs build the skills necessary for career advancement.
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Through a prescribed course of study, certificates provide practical, tailored knowledge specific to a job role in the bank.
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Programs are continually reevaluated and refined to meet current needs and changes in the industry.
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Find the Perfect ABA Certificate to Advance Your Career!
ABA Certificate in Trust: Foundational
Member Price: $1,495
Provides an introduction to estate planning, trust administration, investment management concepts, and ethical behavior.
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
Member Price: $2,295
Learn the tools available to a fiduciary, such as estate planning, trust administration, investment management concepts and ethical behavior.
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
Member Price: $2,295
For the experienced professional, our online program gives an in-depth understanding of the fiduciary role. Learn to propose sophisticated solutions to complex client situations on topics like estate planning, trust administration, investment management, and ethics.
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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