Implementing security controls and implementing the proper security controls aren't always the same thing, the Government Accountability Office points out in an audit of the Federal Housing Finance Agency.
State and federal banking regulators closed seven banks on April 30, including three banks in Puerto Rico -- the first banks to fail in the U.S. commonwealth.
A review of the top news items you should be paying attention to this week, including:
Exclusive interview with former federal prosecutor Kim Peretti;
FFIEC issues revised AML/BSA exam guideline;
How to respond to vishing attacks.
Be sure to listen to this overview, and check out all of the week's news and...
The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) has released a revised Bank Secrecy Act/Anti-Money Laundering (BSA/AML) Examination Manual, including updates to several sections.
In response to recent vishing attacks, banking/security leaders from one of the impacted states have put together an incident response plan for financial institutions.
An Australian man, arrested in Las Vegas on money laundering charges, is suspected of processing more than $500 million in proceeds for U.S. gamblers and Internet gambling websites.
When will federal regulators draft long-awaited privacy and security rules for personal health records? So far, officials at the Department of Health and Human Services are being tight-lipped on the subject. Asked about the status of the rules, which, under the HITECH Act, were due in February, an HHS spokesman would...
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