Cybersecurity Essentials
The threat of a cyberattack on your business is imminent. Losses from cybercrime totaled more than $10 billion in 2022, according to the FBI. Teams across our organization are on constant alert to combat cyber threats and have prepared a series of videos discussing the threat landscape, how to assess current risks, the importance of employee training and how to respond if an incident occurs.
Five must-haves for a comprehensive plan
Paul Tucker, chief information security officer at BOK Financial, outlines the five crucial elements of a cybersecurity plan for our business or organization.
Risk assessment
How will integrating AI into your operations impact your cybersecurity plan? Have you considered the risks your suppliers pose to your organization? Our experts discuss critical topics related to assessing your risks.
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Cyber risks are constantly changing and evolving. David Norlin, Chief Information Security Officer at Lumifi, describes the most prominent threats businesses should watch for and the key elements of staying ahead.
Employee training
Your people are your first line of defense regarding cybersecurity. Employee training and testing are key elements in combating breaches within your organization. Employee training programs are often required before carriers provide an insurance policy to a company.
Incident response plan
Your insurance and legal teams are key in developing a company incident response plan. Both elements involve a proactive approach to consider the appropriate playbooks, stakeholders, communications procedures and what to do in case of a breach.
Cyber resiliency
How does this all come together in real life? What’s needed to help a company move from crisis to resilience?
Meet our experts
BOK Financial professionals and our industry partners share their diverse knowledge to help you assess your company’s vulnerability and devise a strategy to strengthen your company’s security posture through the creation of a comprehensive cybersecurity plan. Get to know these interesting individuals representing expertise in cybersecurity policies, programs, risk mitigation and legal considerations.
Paul Tucker
Chief Information and Privacy Officer | BOK FinancialPaul Tucker leads the cybersecurity team responsible for protecting information critical to the company's operation, while ensuring the bank's overall cyber resiliency and privacy.
Kyden Creekpaum
Attorney | FD LawKyden Creekpaum advises clients in various contexts, particularly compliance matters, including sensitive internal investigations, corruption and bribery, cyber security, data privacy, artificial intelligence (AI), and human relations (HR).
David Norlin
Chief Information Security Officer | LumifiDave Norlin kick-started his security journey as a network technician in the U.S. Air Force, swiftly becoming a first-line incident responder.