5423caca_FDIC__2004_Annual_Report__Challenge
[No.] 3 [Brief Description] The FDIC relies heavily upon automated information systems to collect, process, and store vast amounts of banking information. This information is used by financial regulators, academia, and the public to assess market and institution conditions, develop regulatory policy, and conduct research and analysis on important banking issues. Ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of this information in an environment of increasingly sophisticated security threats requires a strong, enterprise-wide information security program at the FDIC and insured depository institutions. Additional security-related threats include those focusing on disrupting the economic security of our nation. The FDIC and insured depository institutions need to ensure that sound disaster recovery and business continuity planning is present to safeguard depositors, investors, and others who depend on the financial services. [Challenge] 
Security Management
FDIC: 2004 Annual Report