ISO Sessions

Lunch and Learn Session for Bank Information Security Officer

All banks are required by regulation to have an Information Security Officer. Security officers should be responsible and accountable for administration of the security program. At a minimum, they should directly manage or oversee the risk assessment process, development of policies, standards, and procedures, testing, and security reporting processes.

Aporia Solutions, Inc. (Aporia) is pleased to announce a new specialize “lunch and learn” session exclusively for bank personnel in the Houston area that are involved with information technology security. This is a one hour non-technical learning opportunity for those who oversee or are interested in bank security.

The program will start promptly at 11:30 am and will end at 1:00 pm. We will serve light lunch during the program.

The program is divided in four sessions, held once every quarter of 2007:

1. First quarter 2007 – Role of ISO
2. Second Quarter 2007 – Security Program
3. Third Quarter 2007 – Risk Assessments
4. Fourth Quarter 2007 – Policies & Procedures

The topics of the session are outlined to meet the regulatory training requirement.

Who should attend:

For additional information and/or register for the session, please contact Sheri Wilcox at swilcox@aporiasolutions.com.