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Live webinar · Nov 17 · 12:00 p.m. ET

Who, and what, has the keys?

Fraud, vendor risk, exam changes, and AI are reshaping the risk agenda, and many of these threats trace back to identity: a password, a reset, a vendor login. Leaders from banks and credit unions talk about what has changed and what they’re doing about it.

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What we’ll cover

Forty-five minutes, three institutions, one question.

You don’t need to be using AI to get something out of this. The panel covers institutions that are already adopting it and ones that are still getting ready, and you’ll leave with practical steps to take this quarter.

  • The landscapeWhat is on the 2027 agenda that wasn’t there two years ago, which of fraud, vendor risk, exam changes, and AI keeps leaders up at night, and whether banks and credit unions see the same threats.
  • Identity as the first defenseHow often incidents and near misses start with an identity, such as a password, a reset, or a vendor login, and how help desks verify people now that voices and faces can be faked.
  • AI agents and new identitiesWhere AI is showing up, planned or not. How to keep track of non-human identities such as service accounts, API keys, bots, and AI agents, and who decides what an AI tool can connect to.
  • Boards and leadershipWhat boards and supervisory committees actually want to see about identity and access risk, and which metrics land with directors.
  • One thing to do this quarterA closing lightning round of practical next steps, whether your institution is already using AI or still getting ready.
Date
Tuesday, November 17, 2026
Time
12:00–12:45 p.m. ET
11:00 a.m. CT · 10:00 a.m. MT · 9:00 a.m. PT
Format
Live panel on Zoom, with audience Q&A
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The panel

Leaders from banks and credit unions.

Lacey Ryan, Chief Information Officer, DR Bank
Panelist

Lacey Ryan

Chief Information Officer, DR Bank

Quinn Copeland, VP of Information Technology, Park Community Credit Union
Panelist

Quinn Copeland

VP of Information Technology, Park Community Credit Union

Chris Hayes, Associate Managing Director, Director of Deposit Operations, Oakworth Capital Bank
Panelist

Chris Hayes

Associate Managing Director, Director of Deposit Operations, Oakworth Capital Bank

Hosted by Jack Brimhall, VP of Revenue Operations at Provision IAM.

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