When Systems Fail, Trust Is on the Line
Join a select group of senior IT, security, risk and resilience leaders from banking and insurance institutions for a closed-door virtual roundtable focused on building true recovery readiness in the face of modern cyber threats.
Building Cyber Resilience in Financial Services
In financial services, trust is the product.
When a cyberattack takes down core banking, trading, payments and claims systems, the impact extends far beyond operational downtime. It is measured in customer attrition, regulatory exposure, market confidence, and intense board-level scrutiny.
The scale of the challenge is already clear:
- 77% of financial institutions have experienced a material cyberattack
- 87% reported revenue loss as result
- 93% faces legal or regulatory consequences
- Yet only 5% demonstrated mature, integrated cyber resilience capabilities
At the same time, regulatory pressure continues to accelerate. DORA is now in force. NYDFS Part 500 amendments are live. Sheltered Harbor expectations are increasing.
Regulators are no longer asking only whether you can prevent an attack.
They are asking whether you can prove you will recover from one.
Join a select group of senior IT, security, risk and resilience leaders from banking and insurance institutions for a closed-door virtual roundtable focused on building true recovery readiness in the face of modern cyber threats.
Discussion Topics
Defining Your Minimum Viable Bank/Insurer
- How are institutions identifying the systems that are truly critical to keeping the business operational?
- What does "minimum viable operations" look like under cyber stress?
- How frequently are recovery scenarios tested, rehearsed and validated?
- Where do most organisations overestimate their recovery readiness?
Recovery as a Regulatory Imperative
- How are institutions demonstrating recovery within defined tolerance levels?
- What evidence do regulators expect during supervisory reviews?
- How do you prove resilience - not just document it?
- Are current recovery plans aligned with regulatory expectations or operational reality?
Restoring Trust, Not Just Data
- What defines a "clean" recovery in today's threat environment?
- How do you validate that restored systems are not still compromised?
- What processed exist to verify data integrity before going back online?
- How do you rebuild customer and marker trust after an incident?
Closing the IT-Security Divide
- How effective do IT, security and risk teams operate during an incident?
- Where do coordination breaksdown typically occur?
- What governance structures enable faster, more confident decision-making?
- How can organisations rehearse cross-functional response more effectively?
From Backup to Last Line of Defense
- How are immutable backups being implemented in practice?
- What tole do isolated recovery environments and cyber vaults in resilience strategy?
- How are clean room recovery workflows being used to validate systems before restoration?
- Is backup still a recovery tool - or has it become a primary defense layer?
Building Trust Through Recovery
In financial services, resilience is no longer defined by how well you prevent disruption.
It is defined by how quickly - and how safely - you recover when disruption occurs.
The institutions that lead the next decade will not be those with the most controls. They will be those that can restore trust when everything does down.
Join a select group of senior IT, security, risk and resilience leaders from banking and insurance institutions for a closed-door virtual roundtable focused on building true recovery readiness in the face of modern cyber threats.
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