PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Over 60 Participate in CBA Cyber Risk Summit Participants in CBA’s Annual Cyber Risk Summit held in Savannah, heard from experts on wide variety of cyberrelated topics ranging from incident response, securing cloud security, to audits and regulator hot topics. Special thanks to our program presenters, sponsors and exhibitors. “Over the last 4-5 years I’ve attended, the CBA Cyber Risk Summit has continued to grow and expand. CBA continues to bring the best of the best to this arena, ” said J. Carneage Young, The Citizens Bank of Swainsboro. Bank ISOs, IT professionals, and operations professionals appreciated getting to learn and network with their peers while increasing and refreshing their expertise. Program topics included: Cyber Risk & Incident Response, IT Governance, Securing Office 365 and Cloud Security, Cyber Insurance, Risk-Based Audits, Employee Awareness Training, Fraud Prevention Strategies.
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John McNair, CBA President & CEO shared, “As an attendee of CBA’s Cyber Security program, my overall knowledge and awareness of the challenges for community banks was greatly increased. The presenters covered many crucial areas and provided resources for attendees to use to help their respective institutions. As the President and CEO of the CBA, I felt it was important for me to attend as a student to develop a greater understanding of the needs of CBA’s member banks. A major take away from me came from Dave Moorman, President of CBA partner Novatech. Dave commented that Bank of America spends roughly 1.5% of gross revenues on Cyber Security. I believe this is an important statistic for community bankers to consider moving forward. Great job by Kristi Greer to develop the program and Becky Soto for her help in facilitating!”