How to Combat Current Cyber Threats

06/02/22 • 20 min

Banking on Community: A Podcast for Community Bankers

It’s the perfect storm. Cybercriminals have more potential targets than ever, and their tactics keep getting more sophisticated. Meanwhile, consumers are almost numb to the headlines. What can financial institutions do to maintain security? Join us as we talk through the landscape and methods to maintain security with a resident cybersecurity guru.

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Banking on Community: A Podcast for Community Bankers - How to Combat Current Cyber Threats

Transcript

Laura Sewell (LS): In CSI’s 2022 Banking Priorities Survey, financial executives from across the country named cybersecurity the number one issue most likely to affect the industry this year.

Saxon Prater (SP): It’s easy to see why. Newsworthy incidents like