Online bank fraud and cyber threats remain a persistent and growing challenge for financial institutions. U.S. banks continue to face billions in annual losses from phishing, ransomware, and increasingly sophisticated attacks targeting mobile devices, web applications, and core banking systems. The FBI suggests that reported fraud losses exceed $17 billion in the United States alone each year, with much more going unreported. As hackers evolve their tactics and integrate new technology like AI, the need for proactive, layered IT security—encompassing both offense and defense—has never been greater. Threats such as phishing, malware, coordinated denial-of-service attacks, ransomware, and data breaches, combined with the dark web criminal marketplaces that transact this information, pose significant financial and reputational risks. Today’s bank customers expect robust protection, and studies show that many would switch institutions if they became victims of fraud. Security breaches not only result in substantial financial losses but also erode consumer trust and confidence. Proactive security strategies are essential. Don’t miss this innovative school, designed specifically for information security officers and technology professionals in the financial industry. This state-of-the-art program will expand your understanding of the business of banking—including key drivers of profitability, regulatory requirements, and risk management—while providing an in-depth, interactive, and hands-on study of the latest cybersecurity techniques and strategies.