Security Track April 9
Tech Track April 10 & 11
In today’s uncertain world, bank securityboth physical and cyber - remain of utmost importance to an institution’s customers, employees and community. The Ohio Bankers League once again offers its informationpacked, combined Security and Technology Conference.
This program features two tracks that can be attended individually or together. A bank may also share a seat at the program to save valuable dollars.
Who should attend?
This program is designed for those who are responsible for physical security, cybersecurity, fraud, IT planning, network administration, information security and operations, as well as any others who are responsible for making technology decisions at your institution, including senior level management.
REGISTRATION
Registration prices below include all conference sessions and materials, as well as meals and reception as outlined on the program agenda
3-DAY SECURITY & TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE
$895 per OBL member
$1,790 per nonmember banker
SECURITY TRACK ONLY (APRIL 9)
$395 per OBL member
$790 per nonmember banker
TECH TRACK ONLY (APRIL 10 & 11)
$595 per OBL member
$1,190 per nonmember banker
OBL IT FORUM (INCLUDES 3-DAY SECURITY & TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE)
$1,995 per OBL member
$3,990 per nonmember banker
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
For registration assistance contact Megan Peiffer at mpeiffer@ohiobankersleague com
This program will be held at The Embassy Suites Columbus Airport, 2886 Airport Drive, Columbus, OH, 43219,Columbus, OH, 43231 To make an overnight reservation for $149/night within the OBL Room Block, call 1-800-EMBASSY and reference code “OBL” to make a reservation by end of day, Tuesday, March 25. Reservations received after March 25 will be accepted on a space or rate available basis.
8 – 8:30 a m
Registration & OBL BankServices Expo
8:30 – 9:45 a.m. Welcome and Tsunami of Change: How it Impacts Bank Security
9:45 – 10 a.m.
OBL BankServices Expo & Break
10 – 11 a.m. ATM Attacks Panel
11 – 11:15 a.m. OBL BankServices Expo & Break
11:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Common Physical Security Bypasses from an Attacker Perspective
12:15 – 1 p.m.
1 – 2 p.m.
2 – 2:15 p m
LUNCH & OBL Bank Services Expo
Breaking Down the Silos in Bank Security
OBL BankServices Expo & Break
2:15 – 3:15 p m WTF: What the Fraud?
3:15 – 3:30 p.m. OBL BankServices Expo & Break
3:30 – 4:30 p.m.
Fraud and Scam Trends from the FBI
Jim Rechel, President - The Rechel Group, Inc.
Jim Rechel will open our conference with a wide ranging analysis of the macro level changes involving technology, regulations, law enforcement, demographic shifts and human behavior that are changing the dynamics of bank security, both physical security and fraud mitigation. Prepare your bank for the future with the insights Rechel provides in an eyeopening conference session opener.
ATM Security Working Group, Fifth Third Bank
Like many banks around the country, and here in Ohio, Fifth Third Bank has experienced multiple attacks on ATM's in which the perpetrators have embraced more brazen methods to attack ATM's, inflicting direct and indirect costs upon the bank. In response, the bank has initiated a team to explore new ideas and methods to protect the physical ATM's, both island and in wall locations. A panel of those tasked with developing new and creative attempts to prevent these attacks will share their experiences, analysis and creative thought processes being utilized to address this continuing peril. Questions encouraged as the team helps you to enhance your bank's ATM security strategy.
David Anderson, Principal and Cybersecurity Consultant, CLA Beware! This presentation will cover attacks intended to bypass vulnerable physical security systems and hardware including locks, doors and RFID systems, as well as some mitigations for these vulnerabilities. Attendees will gain an understanding of: attacks on locks including picking, bypasses and decoding; attacks on doors including latch slipping, crash bar attacks and thumb turn attacks; as well as RFID attacks such as cloning, brute forcing and sidechannel attacks.
Presenter TBD
Mike Weyrich, Genetec – Account Executive – Midwest Region
An integrated security system connects standalone solutions together, such as access control, video, intrusion and automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) from different vendors. However, even though your systems are linked up, communication between them can be limited.This program provides industry initiatives to address the security data silos that exist in many banks.
Rene Perez, CAMS® National Director of Sales & Financial Crimes Consultant | Financial Crimes Solutions|, Jack Henry
Did you know the number two news story category for 2023 was Fraud? From Zelle Fraud, FTX failure, Post office box keys and stolen mail, all the way to scams; fraud has hit the accelerator. So many new fraud resources and ways the fraudsters are evolving and learning. This session will lay some groundwork for your knowledge on what fraudsters are doing and how FI's need to be looking towards the future.
With fraud schemes continuing to evolve and adapt, AI and the Dark Web serve as new tools for the crooks.Learn about the current fraud trends and schemes from the front line of the FBI during this dynamic closing Security Track session.
8 – 8:30 a.m.
OBL BankServices Expo
8:30 – 9:45 a.m. Welcome/Welcome Back & Open Banking & the API Economy
9:45 – 10 a.m.
OBL BankServices Expo & Break
10 – 11 a m Manage Risk
11 – 11:15 a m
11:15 a.m. – 12 p.m.
12 – 1:15 p.m.
1:15 – 2 p.m.
2 – 2:30 p.m.
2:30 - 4 p.m.
JOIN US! 4:30–6 pm
OBL BankServices Expo & Break
Concurrent Breakout Sessions
Converse & Connect & Lunch
Concurrent Breakout Sessions
OBL BankServices Expo & Break
Regulator Panel Discussion
Networking Reception at Embassy Suites
Attend this casual networking reception, which includes light hors d’oeuvres and complimentary beverages.
Samah Chowdhury, Senior Director, Innovation Strategy, ABA
Open Banking is redefining customer expectations and competitive landscapes for banks. And it is time for your institution to unlock these new opportunities. This session will explore how banks can harness the API economy to offer new services, as well as provide practical examples of partnerships with fintechs to drive innovation. Attendees will also learn more about the 1033 regulation and technical considerations for successful adoption.
Dan Hadaway, Founder, infotex
Step back, into the Roaring Twenties, with this jazz -inspired session centered on how we speak to our users.We need an easy way to update training objectives with concepts ranging from the swinging risks of voice cloning to the lindy hop of IoT security. After reviewing the basics of awareness training, we will uncover how today’s awareness needs keep evolving, and what you can do to update your awareness training practices.Takeaways include jazz-age templates to help you launch your own prohibition-era party for your cyber savvy guys and dolls. Grab your digital fedora and join us in the fight to keep modern threats from crashing the joint.
This session includes need-to-know information about your next IT examination as regulators join us for presentations and dialogue. Panelists include:
Arfan Ali, IT Examiner, ODFI
Barbara Littleton, Bank IT Lead Expert for Midsize and Community Bank Supervision,OCC
Wendy Posewitz, IT Examiner, Division of Risk Management Supervision, FDIC
Matt Tolbert, Senior Cybersecurity Specialist, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Mike Lefebvre, Cybersecurity Director, SEI Sphere
Grab a front row seat on how AI has already accelerated the evolution of the cyber threat and defense. Motivated threat actors facilitate their operations with AI, and as cyber defenders, we can too. Attendees will gain insights into emerging AI technologies and their potential impact on cybersecurity; and understand the landscape of cyber threats and how AI can address them; as well as learn strategies for preparing and adapting to AI-driven cybersecurity challenges.
Carly Devlin, Shareholder, IT Risk & Cybersecurity Practice and CISO, Clark Schaefer Hackett
With the rapid evolution of cyber threats and regulations, banks face a daunting task in staying compliant while maintaining robust security postures. This session delves into the complexities of navigating regulatory frameworks, addressing compliance gaps, and implementing effective strategies to mitigate risks and ensure adherence to relevant cybersecurity mandates. The program will also explore real-world examples of compliance challenges, including solutions and lessons learned.
Andrea Selke, Principal, Cybersecurity Consultant, and DeShaun Ormond, Senior Cybersecurity Consultant – Penetration Tester, Plante Moran
Gain a comprehensive understanding of the current landscape of cybersecurity risks in the cloud as instructors showcase the techniques and attack paths that attackers commonly exploit to gain access to cloud storage and infrastructure. The program presenters will also share insights into how attacks happen in cloud environments, as well as essential steps and best practices to secure your data and avoid common pitfalls to protect your organization’s cloud infrastructure.
Adam Reynolds, Senior Staff Auditor, infotex
With the FFIEC's announcement of the CAT's sunsetting, community banks must explore alternative cybersecurity frameworks to maintain robust defenses and compliance requirements. This session will review alternative cybersecurity frameworks, their differences and similarities, and how they relate to the CAT and other guidance. The instructor will also examine the implications of this shift, introduce viable alternatives such as the CRI Profile and NIST CSF, and provide guidance on implementing these frameworks effectively.
8 – 8:30 a.m.
OBL BankServices Expo
8:35 – 9:20 a.m. Future-Proof Leadership
9:20 – 9:40 a.m. OBL BankServices Expo
9:40 – 11 a.m. Open Forum Discussion
11 – 11:15 a.m. OBL BankServices Expo & Break
11:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Building the Cyber Resilient Organization
12:15 – 1:30 p m Lunch, Prizes & Closing Keynote Session – AI in Banking Today
Mika Moser, Talent Consultant, At C Level Consulting Group
The workplace is evolving, and the skills and strategies that brought success in the past may not equip us for the challenges ahead. Today’s IT leaders must adapt to new challenges— from managing remote and hybrid teams to leveraging cutting-edge technology—all while preparing for what’s next. This session will explore strategies to thrive in this new era by embracing change, developing new competencies and leading with confidence.
Join OBL IT Forum facilitators Jon Waldman and Dan Hadaway for a lively discussion as attendees pose questions to the instructors and fellow attendees. Diver deeper into conference topics, peer share, or bring up new topics of interest. Topics and questions may also be submitted in advance of the session.
Jillian Burner, Ohio Cybersecurity Advisor, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
A cyber infrastructure is an ecosystem and only as strong as the weakest link. This presentation will dive into how utilizing CISA services will help build resiliency within the cyber ecosystem. The session will discuss how CISA services can be applied to banks and businesses of all shapes and sizes to help enhance incident response, measure and reduce risk, identify vulnerabilities and more.
Jon Waldman, Chief People Officer/EVP IS Consulting/ President, SBS Institute
Artificial Intelligence has been the most rapidly adopted technology in human history, and organizations around the world are leveraging AI to become faster and more efficient. But what are you doing today to learn and benefit from AI? We’ll dive into the latest and fascinating world of AI and its transformative impact on the banking industry. Our focus is on practical applications, strategic considerations, security impacts, AI governance and vendor management, and current, real-world examples that empower banks to stay competitive and enhance customer experiences.
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Keynote Sponsors
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Interested in supporting this event? Contact Paige Houlihan at phoulihan@ohiobankersleague.com for more information.
