Past Webinars

The Reserve Bank of India recently released the Master Direction on Payment Security Controls. The need for ensuring robust controls for security of digital payment systems has been underscored in this directive. The directive encourages innovation by urging regulated entities to consider alternatives to SMS based OTP authentication.

ReBIT is conducting a webinar on this topic with a stand-alone session and panel discussion. Attend this webinar to know more BCP Best Practices that financial and IT executives and members of cyber security community can put in place to ensure smooth functioning of their key activities despite unexpected disruptions.

The Payments Card Industry Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) seeks to foster enhanced payment security in India through awareness and adoption of PCI Security Standards. PCI SSC works towards increasing payment security by creating effective data security standards and programs. The Council engages stakeholders and ecosystem partners through multiple channels and forums to improve payment standards globally. Attend this webinar to know more about PCI SSC Strategic Framework, PCI Security Standards and Program and securing payment data.

The FIDO Alliance is an industry association with a focused mission: open authentication standards to help reduce the world's dependence on passwords. Attend this webinar to learn more about FIDO's specifications, it's global set of stakeholders, and also gain insights on how FIDO's outputs are relevant to user authentication and mobile banking trends in India.

India is becoming a world leader in digital payments, both in terms of the volume of payments and the rate at which online payments are increasing. This growth also attracts cyber-criminals. Recent breach incidents underscore the need for data security for maintaining the growth momentum of digital payments.

Cyber risks remain persistent and sophisticated, originating from both external and internal malicious actors. It is important to establish strong controls to detect and respond to these threats.

Businesses are under pressure to deliver growth and innovate in the marketplace. The single most effective strategy to address these twin goals has been to outsource non-core functions and build alliances to spur innovation.

The programme comprises of a Customer Security Control Framework (CSCF) establishing a minimum security baseline for SWIFT users, new services to detect fraudulent activity, and sharing of cyber intelligence.

Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) recently completed the public consultation process on the draft data protection framework for India, developed under the chairmanship of Justice Shri B.N. Srikrishna.

Banks must develop ‘Threat Intelligence capability’ to proactively monitor potential threats / attacks and plan cyber risk mitigation steps. In this webinar we examine the topic of ‘Threat Intel’, how an organization can develop this capability and what resources are available.

An effective information security program will create awareness among employees so that they do not fall prey to malicious attacks. This session will help you develop a suitable program for your organization.

Deception technology helps detect specific cyber-attacks of banks which are carried on SWIFT, ATM and cardholder data. Attend this webinar to learn more.

Is it time to move to a next-gen SOC or CSOC (Cyber Security Operations Center)? Unlike conventional security systems that are reactive in nature, CSOC has to take into account proactive monitoring and management capabilities. This webinar guides you on the best practices to set up a CSOC.

DNS refers to a space within the global Domain Name System (DNS).This webinar equips you to tackle attacks on DNS like DNS Spoofing and also touches upon good DNS governance.

The importance of Patch Management cannot be overemphasized in the aftermath of the ‘WannaCry’ incident. This webinar helps you learn best practices for building a robust patch management in your bank.

Safeguard your organization against email phishing attacks. You will learn to make use of ‘Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance,’ (DMARC) and prevent the misuse of your organisation’s domain name by unauthourised third-party users.

The lack of proper forensic readiness results in an increase in the cost of investigation, sanctions from courts/regulatory authorities for not being able to collect digital evidence in a forensically sound manner. In view of preparedness against all of the above, this webinar discusses ‘Digital Forensic Readiness’.