Basic cybersecurity practices remain crucial, yet are too often overlooked, even in recent high profile incidents. Get help with strengthening these baseline cybersecurity practices in Cyber Fundamentals - a new comprehensive tool from FS-ISAC for firms of all sizes and maturity levels: https://bit.ly/3YBwmGg
FS-ISAC
Financial Services
The only global cyber intelligence sharing community solely focused on financial services.
About us
FS-ISAC is the member-driven, not-for-profit organization that advances cybersecurity and resilience in the global financial system, protecting the financial institutions and the people they serve. Founded in 1999, the organization’s real-time information-sharing network amplifies the intelligence, knowledge, and practices of its members for the financial sector’s collective security and defenses. Member financial firms represent $100 trillion in assets in 75 countries.
- Website
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http://www.fsisac.com
External link for FS-ISAC
- Industry
- Financial Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1999
- Specialties
- Information Sharing, Information Security, Cyber Intelligence, Business Resilience, Threat Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and Financial Services
Locations
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Primary
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London, GB
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Singapore, SG
Employees at FS-ISAC
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Michael Silverman
VP of Strategy & Innovation at FS-ISAC
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Joel Van Dyk, CISSP, CISM
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Craigg Ballance
Regional Director, Canada, Financial Services - Information Sharing and Analysis Centre (FS-ISAC)
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Alex Lovinger
Experienced Cyber Security Executive, driving sustainable transformations through interim engagements.
Updates
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How is the financial sector gearing up to face severe risks posed by malicious AI? FS-ISAC Executive Director EMEA, Moona Ederveen-Schneider wrote about this in a recent blog post in UK Finance. Learn how exercises and information sharing are critical to preparation. https://bit.ly/3M0hSby
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FS-ISAC's CAPS exercises are returning this autumn! This discussion-based exercise will create stronger cross-functional relationships, improve incident response plans, and help to understand system vulnerabilities. Book your place, free for our members! https://bit.ly/3LXhsm8
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Hear why financial sector CISOs are recommended to institute a Secure by Default culture to reduce risk and increase resilience today while keeping an eye out for emerging threats from Lindsey Bateman, CISO of M&G plc on the latest episode of our FinCyber Today podcast! https://bit.ly/3yeSonF
Lindsey Bateman: Keep Your Eyes on the Horizon for Emerging Threats – and New Solutions
fsisac.com
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FS-ISAC reposted this
📺 Can you spot the deepfake? Ellesheva Kissin has the lowdown on why near-flawless deepfakes have arrived - and what banks need to do to get ahead of the fraudsters. ⏬ Go to link below to watch our video shot and edited by Louis Bird-Mendes. https://lnkd.in/edExwn-7 👏 Thanks to those who contributed to this project: Peter Sugarman at JRJ Group, Teresa W. at FS-ISAC, Mark McClain from SailPoint, Andrew Newell from iProov and Simon Horswell at Onfido. 🙌 Thanks to the team at iProov, an online identity security firm, for creating a deepfake especially for this video. #Deepfake #AIdeepfake #banking #bankingindustry
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The agenda for our next FinCyber Today event - in London this September - is out now! The event has been designed to cater to those cybersecurity professionals who are interested in operational and cyber resilience. You will engage in interactive sessions, gain industry insights, and learn from real-world incidents and case study examples. The financial sector is increasingly focused on resilience, so keeping up to date with the latest trends and best practices is crucial in this ever-evolving landscape. Member sessions will tackle navigating a changing regulatory and risk landscape, integrating business continuity and cyber resilience, and sharing insights on the financial sector's resilience. Start planning your schedule and secure your place: https://hubs.ly/Q02JDkzv0 #resiliencetrack #fsisacevent #fincybertodayuk2024
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A new blog post from our Executive Director EMEA, Moona Ederveen was just published by UK Finance and discusses how the financial sector is gearing up to tackle the potential risks associated with malicious AI use. In her insightful piece, Moona dives into the importance of exercises and information sharing in preparing for severe but plausible scenarios stemming from AI in the financial industry. Head over to the UK Finance website to read Moona's blog post and better understand how the sector is staying ahead of the game when it comes to preparing for malicious AI threats. https://hubs.ly/Q02JyCnb0 #AI #Finance #UKFinance #RiskManagement #InformationSharing #BlogPost
Financial sector preparations for malicious AI use
ukfinance.org.uk
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The agenda for our upcoming Americas Fall Summit in Atlanta is out now! 🌟 Check out the incredible lineup of sessions, panels, and workshops to start planning out your Summit experience. Learn more https://hubs.ly/Q02JrDB00 #FSISACSummit
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Robust cyber hygiene is the bedrock of cyber defense and resilience. FS-ISAC developed 15 recommendations appropriate for all levels of cyber maturity, using a risk-based approach and Defense-in-Depth principles. While some of these fundamentals are regulatory requirements, all are necessary. Read more in Cyber Fundamentals https://hubs.ly/Q02JcwGw0
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How do financial sector CISOs balance reducing the risks and increasing the resilience of their firms today, while keeping an eye on the horizon for emerging threats like quantum computing? Lindsey Bateman, CISO of M&G plc, discusses how she approaches this and more on the latest episode of our FinCyber Today podcast! Watch, listen, and subscribe: https://hubs.ly/Q02HtpZF0