Cyber-Security Risk Management to The Test of Systemic Approaches

Why Should You Attend:

Cyber-security frameworks are often based upon inherited approaches, which have started in the military. We question the limits of such thinking, all the more so when a large part of the defenses set up is a direct reaction of damages that have been actually incurred in the profession, and limited in terms of reputation risk by a specific communication policy.

Learning Objectives:

• We examine what are the components of a cyber-security system, and which parts can be the weakest links in the chain. The weakest parts have invariably been the non-core parts, starting with the behaviors of the people using or managing external IT links, including customers.
• We then suggest a more organic approach based upon a risk handling framework, which can include a non-hyped a version of resilience and set to be more flexible than traditional approaches. Lots of hype are being seen about the mysteries and intricacies of cyber-security, but do cyber defenses stand to cleverer challenges?

Areas Covered in the Webinar:

• T and cyber-security: what are the individual risks
• The framework, inherited from physical security, itself inherited from the military
• Dungeon, walls, and perimeters
• Reactive approaches
• Miscommunication of the framework
• If cyber-security hanged in a vacuum
• The peripherals to the cyber-security system, or tools
• The weak points: customers
• The weak points: carbon-based units within
• An organic approach

Who Will Benefit:

This workshop is intended for professionals in financial institutions, regulatory bodies and advisory firms, as well as individuals with a professional interest in the course material. Specific titles and functions that are of particular relevance include:

• Market Risk Management and Analytics
• Traded Market Risk
• Correlation Trading
• Market Risk Modelling
• Credit Risk Modelling
• Risk Methodology
• Risk Analysis
• Model Validation
• Regulatory and Economic Capital
• Implementation of Basel Accords
• Stress-testing
• Risk Internal Audit — Quantitative Analysis
• Finance and Treasury
• Regulation & Compliance
• Financial Institutions Advisory
• Bank Supervision
• Bank Regulation
• Financial Stability and Economic Analysis

Fred Vacelet
Financial Risk Management Consultant, FVacelet

Fred Vacelet, MBA, FRM/PRM, CTM, IFQ, is an international Financial Risk Management Consultant with an expertise in Risk Management methodological frameworks. His experience spans some 25 years, advising banks and software houses on risk management. Fred holds various degrees, including from London Business School, England, with post-graduate studies at the Technische (then West)-Berlin, Germany and Keio (Japan) universities. He is published author on risk management and Basel Accords, and a regular speaker at conferences. Fred writes and presents training courses and workshops on risk management and Basel Accords.

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