Certificate Course “Information Security Officer for Credit Institutions” — May 7 to 10, 2019
The German Banking Act (KWG) and MaRisk require banks to ensure the integrity, availability, authenticity and confidentiality of data in their IT systems and processes. But secure and efficient IT is also essential for the economic success of a bank.
The new “Banking Supervision Requirements for IT” (BAIT) formulate concrete expectations. Among other things, the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) has issued a guideline calling for the new function of the “Information Security Officer ” to be set up. He or she controls the information security process and reports directly to the management.
In cooperation with Bank-Verlag, SRC has already successfully completed three certificate courses for the “Information Security Officer (ISB) for credit institutions”. After the great response and the continuing demand, we are pleased that the Bank-Verlag has made another date possible for this four-day certificate course.
From 7 to 10 May 2019, you will once again have the opportunity of further training in Cologne to become an “Information Security Officer (ISB) for credit institutions”.
In a team with Heinrich Lottmann (TARGOBANK AG & Co. KGaA) and Alexandros Manakos (HSBC Trinkaus & Burkhardt AG) the SRC experts Sandro Amendola, Florian Schumann and Randolf Skerka will give a lecture on the norms and standards according to ISO and IT-Grundschutz, as well as on all legal/regulatory requirements relevant for you as an ISB. In addition, the topics IT Risks and Contingency Management as well as Business Continuity Management will be discussed.
After passing the final examination, you will receive the certificate “Information Security Officer for Credit Institutions”.
On 6 May 2019 you will also have the optional opportunity to acquire the basic IT knowledge required for the course in a one-day intensive seminar in Cologne prior to the event. This course deals with basics, terms, encryption and IT security techniques in information technology.