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Examiner Resource Links - FILs


Information Technology  

Financial Institution Letters Addressing Information Technology Issues (back to 1996)

2009

FIL-30-2009: Identity Theft Red Flags, Address Discrepancies, And Change of Address Regulations - Frequently Asked Questions

2007

FIL-105-2007 Information Technology - Risk Management: Program Revised IT Officer's Questionnaire

 

FIL-78-2007 Submitting Electronic Applications Enhancements to FDICconnect Will Allow Secure Two-Way Communication on Branch Applications

 

FIL-72-2007 Preventing and Detecting Child Pornography: Best Practices from the Financial Coalition Against Child Pornography

 

FIL-32-2007 Identity Theft: FDIC's Supervisory Policy on Identity Theft

2006

FIL-77-2006: Authentication in an Internet Banking Environment Frequently Asked Questions

 

FIL-52-2006: Foreign-Based Third-Party Service Providers - Guidance on Managing Risks

2005

FIL-103-2005 FFIEC Guidance: Authentication in an Internet Banking Environment

 

FIL-81-2005 Information Technology Risk Management
Program (IT-RMP): New Information Technology Examination Procedures 
  FIL-80-2005 Fraud Hotline: Guidance on Implementing a Fraud Hotline 
  FIL-69-2005 Voice Over Internet Protocol: Guidance on the Security Risks of VoIP
  FIL-66-2005 Spyware: Guidance on Mitigating Risks From Spyware
  FIL-64-2005 "Pharming": Guidance on How Financial Institutions Can Protect Against Pharming Attacks
  FIL-59-2005 Identity Theft: Study Supplement on "Account-Hijacking" Identity Theft
  FIL-27-2005 Guidance on Response Programs for Unauthorized Access to Customer Information and Customer Notice
   

2004

FIL-132-2004 Study on "Account-Hijacking" Identity Theft and Suggestions for Reducing Online Fraud
  FIL-121-2004 Guidance on Developing an Effective Computer Software Evaluation Program to Assure
Quality and Regulatory Compliance
  FIL-119-2004 New Guidance for Examiners, Financial Institutions and Technology Service Providers on
Operations and Wholesale Payment Systems
  FIL-116-2004 Final Amendments to the Federal Reserve Board's Regulation CC
  FIL-114-2004 Risk Management of Free and Open Source Software
  FIL-103-2004 Interagency Informational Brochure on Internet "Phishing" Scams
  FIL-89-2004 New Guidance for Examiners, Financial Institutions and Technology Service Providers
on Management and Outsourcing Technology Services
  FIL-84-2004 Guidance on the Risks Associated With Instant Messaging 
  FIL-64-2004 New Guidance for Examiners, Financial Institutions and Technology Service Providers on
Development and Acquisition of Information Systems
  FIL-62-2004 Guidance on Developing an Effective Computer Virus Protection Program
  FIL-54-2004 Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act 
  FIL-48-2004 New Guidance for Examiners, Financial Institutions and Technology Service
Providers on Retail Payment Systems 
   

2003

FIL-83-2003: FFIEC Information Technology Examination Handbook
  FIL-43-2003: Guidance on Developing an Effective Software Patch Management Program
  FIL-40-2003: New Guidance for Examiners and Financial Institutions on Business Continuity
Planning and Supervision of Technology Service Providers 
  FIL-30-2003: Federal Bank and Credit Union Regulatory Agencies Jointly Issue Guidance on the Risks
Associated With Weblinking
  FIL-11-2003: New Information Security Guidance for Examiners and Financial Institutions

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