Specialized package for protecting banking data, transactions, channels, access, risk, compliance, incidents, and third parties.
The Banking Information Security package enables participants to understand and apply information-security concepts and tools in banking environments to protect customer data, transactions, systems, and digital channels from cyber threats, operational risk, and digital fraud.
It develops practical understanding of the relationship among information security, risk management, compliance, governance, privacy, and business continuity in banks and financial institutions and converts security requirements into measurable daily controls and procedures.
Core topics include classification of banking information, access management, digital-channel protection, payment-card security, online and mobile banking, cyber-incident management, awareness, third-party security, and management reporting.
The package draws on relevant financial-sector frameworks and practices, including the Saudi Central Bank cybersecurity framework, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, PCI DSS v4.0.1, NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0, and applicable privacy and data-protection controls.
Banking depends on sensitive data, trust, and digital systems. Failure of confidentiality, integrity, or availability can cause financial loss, reputational damage, systemic risk, regulatory breaches, or loss of customer confidence.
The package helps banking and financial staff connect security risks with daily processes such as account opening, transfers, cards, digital channels, contact centers, branches, internal systems, and technology suppliers.
It is particularly important as digital banking, instant payments, cloud services, APIs, fraud systems, and third-party technology expand, making information security a shared organizational responsibility.
The Banking Information Security package enables participants to understand and apply information-security concepts and tools in banking environments to protect customer data, transactions, systems, and digital channels from cyber threats, operational risk, and digital fraud.
It develops practical understanding of the relationship among information security, risk management, compliance, governance, privacy, and business continuity in banks and financial institutions and converts security requirements into measurable daily controls and procedures.
Core topics include classification of banking information, access management, digital-channel protection, payment-card security, online and mobile banking, cyber-incident management, awareness, third-party security, and management reporting.
The package draws on relevant financial-sector frameworks and practices, including the Saudi Central Bank cybersecurity framework, ISO/IEC 27001:2022, PCI DSS v4.0.1, NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0, and applicable privacy and data-protection controls.
Banking depends on sensitive data, trust, and digital systems. Failure of confidentiality, integrity, or availability can cause financial loss, reputational damage, systemic risk, regulatory breaches, or loss of customer confidence.
The package helps banking and financial staff connect security risks with daily processes such as account opening, transfers, cards, digital channels, contact centers, branches, internal systems, and technology suppliers.
It is particularly important as digital banking, instant payments, cloud services, APIs, fraud systems, and third-party technology expand, making information security a shared organizational responsibility.
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