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July 21, 2012 8:25 PM
Posted by: David Schneier
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CFPB: Filling the regulatory void left by Sheila Bair
Posted by: David Schneier
Add new tag, assess, assessment, assessments, bank, banking, banking crisis, banks, community bank, compliance, compliance officer, compliant, control, credit, credit card, data security, Dodd-Frank, economy, enterprise risk, enterprise risk management, ERM, exam, examination, examinations, examiner, examiners, exams, Federal Reserve Bank, FFIEC, financial, financial institutions, framework, information security office, lending, LinkedIn, mortgage, NCUA, NCUA Sheila Bair, NPPI, observations, oversight, personally identifiable informaiton, PII, policy, privacy, procedure, regulation, regulations, regulations audit, regulatory, regulatory guidance, risk assess, risk assessment, risk assessments, risk management, risk-based, risks, security PII, Sheila Bair, social security numbers, technology, third party management, third party oversight, vendor, Vendor Management, vendor risk, vendor risk assessmentI was an unabashed fan of Sheila Bair and made no secret of that fact. She was a breath of fresh air in a line of work where everything is stale and always at least a little boring. Not that Martin Gruenberg is any less effective running the FDIC, he's just a whole lot less interesting to pay...
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