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Smaller financial institutions face the same threats as their larger peers but have far fewer resources. Yet Dana Turner, the CISO at Nebraska’s Union Bank and Trust, has designed enterprise-grade resilience without enterprise-scale assets, such as multinational cyber range exercises involving 14 infrastructure industries, and an IT inventory of every person, place, and thing in the bank.

Fortifying Our Trusted Ecosystem Join fellow FS-ISAC members from across Canada for two full days of learning, collaboration, and networking. FinCyber Today Canada is our largest Canadian event of the year, packed with insightful presentations, workshops, and panels on topics relevant to the security of the global financial services industry. Relevance The synthesis of cybersecurity and the financial sector distinguishes FS-ISAC FinCyber Todays from other large industry events.

Laser-focused on the intersection of financial services and cybersecurity Amid all the clutter and the noise, FS-ISAC Insights is your go-to destination for clarity and perspective on the future of finance, data and cybersecurity as seen by C-level executives around the world.

FS-ISAC has been at the forefront of the sector’s collective security and resilience for over 25 years. But the threat environment across the financial services ecosystem is changing at an unprecedented rate – and our operating model is evolving in response.

Collaboration will offer joint research into threats targeting applications and digital infrastructure Reston, VA – March 4, 2026 – FS-ISAC, the member-driven, not-for-profit organization that advances cybersecurity and resilience in the global financial system, today announced F5 has joined its Critical Providers Program. As financial institutions accelerate hybrid multicloud adoption, modernize digital experiences, and navigate rapid advances in AI, the attack surface is expanding.

FS-ISAC Reveals New Strategy for Cybersecurity & Resilience of the Global Financial System Four key priorities will shape operations: Supply chain risk, geopolitical shifts, fraud, and emerging technologies (e.g. AI & post-quantum cryptography) Reston, VA - March 2, 2025 –FS-ISAC, the member-driven, not-for-profit organization that advances cybersecurity and resilience in the global financial system, is evolving.

Laser-focused on the intersection of financial services and cybersecurity Amid all the clutter and the noise, FS-ISAC Insights is your go-to destination for clarity and perspective on the future of finance, data and cybersecurity as seen by C-level executives around the world.

Transcription (edited for clarity) Elizabeth Heathfield, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, FS-ISAC: Welcome to FS-ISAC's podcast, FinCyber Today. I'm Elizabeth Heathfield, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at FS-ISAC. As generative AI moves from a cool, innovative approach to an absolute economic imperative, firms and teams need to learn to think not just about AI, but think like AI.

Laser-focused on the intersection of financial services and cybersecurity Amid all the clutter and the noise, FS-ISAC Insights is your go-to destination for clarity and perspective on the future of finance, data and cybersecurity as seen by C-level executives around the world.

Fraud is changing, says Romano Stasi, Managing Director, ABI Labs. More and more, fraudsters don’t break into systems – they trick customers into giving the threat actor access to their data and accounts. Italian banks are responding with investments in customer education, cybersecurity, and AI tools – even funny commercials aimed at potential victims. Still, Stasi believes collaboration within banks and across the ecosystem is necessary to fight fraud.