THURSDAY, 20TH JUNE, 2024

Enhancing Banking Security: Moving Beyond Awareness 1.0

11:00 - 12:30 PM BST | Virtual

Event Overview

In today’s digital world, banking organisations face increasingly sophisticated threats. Phishing, social engineering, and emerging risks such as deep fakes demand more than conventional security awareness training. By integrating awareness training with predictive, risk-based strategies and leveraging data analytics, AI, and behaviour-based learning, banking institutions can move beyond simple compliance-driven training to a dynamic, adaptive model.

How is your organisation evolving its security awareness programs to address these new, complex challenges?

DISCUSSION POINTS

New School Security Awareness: How to integrate predictive strategies into traditional
awareness training, incorporating compliance, risk management, and behaviour change.
Practical Steps: Enhancing existing platforms with nudges, just-in-time training, and
intelligence-sharing frameworks.
Challenges and Solutions: Addressing issues like content relevance, metrics for
effectiveness, and sharing intelligence within and beyond the organisation.

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Moderator

Anna Delaney

Director, ISMG Productions

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Javvad Malik

Lead Security Awareness Advocate

KnowBe4

Speakers

Guided by insights from Javvad Malik, Lead Security Awareness Advocate, KnowBe4, and informed by the collective experiences of the participants, this session will delve into the nuances and strategic advantages of New School Security Awareness.

This virtual session will be:

Chatham house rules
Peer driven
Pitch free

Subject matter expert

Javvad Malik

Lead Security Awareness Advocate

KnowBe4

Javvad Malik is the Lead Security Awareness Advocate at KnowBe4 and is based in London. Malik is an IT security professional with over 20 years of experience as an IT security administrator, consultant, industry analyst and security advocate. He is also a multi-award winner and is currently a Guinness World Records holder for the most views of a cybersecurity lesson on YouTube in 24 hours.

Malik is passionate about helping people understand the value of cyber security and how every department and individual can play their part. He often educates his audience through blog posts, videos, podcasts and at public speaking events. Malik holds the SACP and CISSP certification.

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Venue

Hyatt Regency Toronto

Hyatt Regency, King Street West, Toronto, ON, Canada

Underwritten by

KnowBe4 is the world’s first and largest New-school security awareness training and simulated phishing platform that helps you manage the ongoing problem of social engineering. We also provide powerful add-on products like PhishER and SecurityCoach to prevent bad actors to get in your networks, and extremely popular compliance training that saves you significant budget dollars. Customers with businesses of all sizes can get the KnowBe4 platform deployed into production at least twice as fast as our competitors. Our Customer Success team gets you going in no time, without the need for consulting hours.

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