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EPISODE · Nov 21, 2008

Regulatory Compliance Priorities: Interview With David Schneier of Icons, Inc.

from Credit Union Information Security Podcast · host CUInfoSecurity.com

Interview With David Schneier of Icons, Inc. The market fluctuates, budgets shift, staffing resources change. But regulatory mandates? They stay the same. Despite the economic downturn and its broad effects, banking institutions continue to be held to - and measure up to - exacting standards from regulatory agencies. In this exclusive interview, David Schneier, Director of Professional Services with Icons Inc., draws from his experience in the field to discuss: The regulatory issues banking institutions are paying most attention to now; What they're doing well & where they need to do better; Key compliance issues facing banking institutions in 2009. David Schneier is Director of Professional Services for Icons Inc., an information security consultancy focused on helping financial institutions meet regulatory compliance with respect to GLBA 501(b) and NCUA Part 748 A and B. He has over 20 years' experience in Information Technology, including application development, infrastructure management, software quality assurance and IT audit and compliance.

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