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Safeguarding Microfinance Banking from Cyber Threats

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About The Event

As the Indian Microfinance banking sector embraced digital solution as its engine for an accelerated and cost effective growth of banking, the microfinance sector and the regulator has recognized ensuring robust cybersecurity measures is crucial to protect core systems and data from cyber threats and criminals.
 
Customer Trust and Regulatory Compliance is important for the exponential growth of the services offered by the microfinance service providers in India. The significance of cybersecurity in the context of microfinance service providers is paramount in service delivery and safeguarding sensitive information.
 
The Indian Banking Regulator Reserve Bank of India has recognized the importance for the need for cyber resilience and has constantly been upgrading its regulatory guidance and also the training provided to microfinance bankers.
 
The group discussion will be on the Directions issues by the Reserve Bank of India titled “Information Technology Governance, Risk, Controls and Assurance Practices”. Staying protected against emerging threats is essential for microfinance institutions and they will need to implement proactive measures to safeguard their core systems and data.
 
Indian Microfinance banks must adopt a multi-layered approach to cybersecurity to protect their operations and customers by implementing measures such as encryption protocols to ensure secure data transmission and storage and data privacy compliance and also the best in class cybersecurity management tools.
 
Regular security audits, vulnerability assessments, and employee training programs are essential to maintain a strong security posture and instilling confidence in customers while protecting the reputation of the institution.
 
Promoting cybersecurity awareness among employees, customers, and stakeholders is crucial in combating cyber threats. RBI the banking regulator has stressed many a time on the importance of customer education initiatives to empower customers to protect themselves against cyber threats, safe online banking practices and how to detect and report scams because cybersecurity awareness programs create a collective defence against cyber threats.
 
This Knowledge Forum plans to discuss the practices that Microfinance banks have in place to not only mitigate these risks in the short term but also embrace new technology to sustain secure growth and profitability.

Topics for Discussion

Group I – IT Governance Framework.
 
Group II – IT Infrastructure Management and Services Management
 
Group III – IT and Information Security Risk Management
 
Group IV – Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Management

Agenda

6:30 PM – 7:00 PM: Registration
 
7:00 PM – 7:10 PM: Welcome Note by Publisher/Editor and Setting the tone of Event 
 
7:10 PM – 7:25 PM: Perspective shared by Industry Leader 
 
7:25 PM – 8.00 PM: Unconferencing (Interactive Table Discussions)
 
8.00 PM – 8.15 PM: Panel Discussion
 
8:15 PM – 8:35 PM: Fireside Chat with Palo Alto Networks Representatives & Consulting Editor
 
8:35 PM – 8:45 PM: Thank You & Any Questions
 
Followed by Cocktail and Dinner

Who Should Attend?

CISO, CTOs, CIOs, CROs

 

GM IT, Head IT, GM IT Security, GM Compliance & Above

 

Business Heads, SRE, Product Engineering lead, DevOps lead

Delhi Venue Address: 
Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel (Aerocity), Delhi Airport, Crystal ball room-1, National highway 8, Mahipalpur Extension, New Delhi, Delhi 110037

Chennai Venue Address: 

TAJ CONNEMARA, Wallajah, 2 Binny Road Chennai – 600 002, Tamil Nadu, India

Contact Us

Let's get in touch!

For more Details:

 

Kailash Purohit: 916 779 4613, [email protected]

 

Stalin Saldhana: 916 779 4513, [email protected]

 

Pramod Jadhao: 900 444 6030, [email protected]