to uphold a secure IT infrastructure and proactively address risks. Given regulators’ increased focus on this area, it’s no surprise that 87% of bankers reported being at least somewhat concerned about cybersecurity compliance. Survey results reveal that bankers are using a variety of methods and tools to stay compliant. The top tools used for cybersecurity compliance are conducting risk assessments and impact analysis studies (46%). Well-executed risk assessments are a key component of a cybersecurity plan because they help organizations identify and manage financial, operational, and other risks associated with internal and external incidents. Why Institutions Should Understand Top Cybersecurity Threats Dealing with cybersecurity threats is nothing new for financial institutions. Still, institutions should exercise constant vigilance and stay abreast of the latest threats to ensure they mount the most effective defenses. By keeping a pulse on current threats and where the cybersecurity landscape is headed, your institution will be better positioned to keep your network, data, and users secure. Steve Sanders serves as CSI’s chief risk officer and chief information security officer. In his role, Steve leads enterprise risk management and other key components of CSI’s corporate compliance program, including privacy and business continuity. He also oversees threat and vulnerability management as well as information security strategy and awareness programs. With more than 15 years of experience focused on cybersecurity, information security, and privacy, he employs his strong background in audit, information security, and IT security to help board members and senior management gain a command of cyber risk oversight. By keeping a pulse on current threats and where the cybersecurity landscape is headed, your institution will be better positioned to keep your network, data, and users secure. 12 NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT BANKER
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