From Crisis to Continuity: Building a Minimum Viable Bank

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When cyberattacks occur, traditional business continuity and disaster recovery plans often show their gaps. Unknown business dependencies arise, and communication pathways fail, causing Recovery Time Objectives (RTO) to stretch out into weeks. For financial services organizations, this means extended service outages, regulatory fines, and, critically, erosion of trust.

A Minimum Viable Bank (MVB) strategy focuses on moving to a business- and customer-focused approach to cyber recovery. Through deeper investigation of critical business functions, IT and Security teams can better partner with lines of business to identify the critical functions and applications that ensure that a cyberattack remains a minor operational blip, instead of a service-stopping crisis.

Join our upcoming webinar to explore key insights, including:

1. Defining the essential financial services functions that keep your institution's financial heart beating.
2. Understanding the difference between creating a Minimum Viable Bank (MVB) and traditional Business Continuity Management/Disaster Recovery (BCM/DR) approaches.
3. Learning three practical steps you can take to start building your own MVB.
4. Examining real-world examples and lessons learned from successfully building an MVB in the financial services industry.

Presenter:

• John Murphy | Global Field Chief Security Officer/CISO | Rubrik
  

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