About this learning event

This workshop focuses on the practical aspects of establishing robust cybersecurity systems for central banks. Participants will gain insights into the latest cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities, and learn about the best practices for mitigating these risks. 

Participants will also explore the development and implementation of robust IT risk management frameworks, the critical role of national central banks in ensuring cybersecurity, and the integration of advanced technologies to strengthen security. During the workshop we will also address regulatory requirements and offer practical guidance on conducting effective IT audits. 

The objective is to help participants develop the skills and provide them with tools required for protecting central banks from evolving cyber threats and ensure the resilience of the financial systems.

The workshop will also examine the growing use of artificial intelligence, including emerging AI-related cybersecurity risks, data protection considerations, and practical approaches to managing and mitigating these risks

Who should attend

This workshop is intended for internal auditors and risk managers working in central banks.

Faculty

• Tamas Gaidosch, Senior Financial Sector Expert, Monetary and Capital Markets, International Monetary Fund
• Ertan Iliyaz, IT Systems & Cyber Risk Assessor, Central Bank of Kosovo

Important information

Please refer to the following information before you apply:

• Self-funded participation: Travel and accommodation costs are to be covered by the participating institution or individual participant.
• Lunch and refreshments: Lunch and refreshments during the event will be provided and covered by the CEF.
• English language: Participants should have a good working knowledge of English to be able to actively follow and participate in the sessions.

Partners

This workshop is delivered as part of the "Strengthening Capacities in Providing Sound, Resilient and Developed Macroeconomic and Financial Environment" project, supported by: