Martynas BieliūnasMartynas is certified Information Privacy professional (CIPP/E, CIPM), ISO 27001 Lead auditor. More than 25 years in Information...
Mindaugas PetrauskasMindaugas has worked for more than 30 years in the law enforcement agencies and financial services sector. Successfully performed...
Eglė KontautaitėEglė is a Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS) with hands-on experience in customer supervision and money laundering...IT Security has major importance due to high dependence on information technologies. Any organization employee should know basic concepts both for business and personal life. Risks related with information security and cybersecurity are growing exponentially. Governments and regulators are also urging to increase overall level of IT security through such legal acts as NIS2 (Network and Information Systems Directive 2) and DORA (Digital Operations Resilience act).
Privacy and Personal data protection are among key elements which responsible business should comply with. Personal data breaches and losses due to lack of knowledge and negligence are happening worldwide every day. Incidents are not only bringing huge financial and reputational losses and risks, but are also prosecuted by regulators through implementation of various legal acts such as GDPR and over 270 other legal acts worldwide protecting privacy. Understanding privacy principles will help to build trust in the organization and with it's customers, increase confidence in business processes and have in-depth understanding how to legally use personal data.
Financial institutions and other obligated entities operating under the jurisdiction of the Bank of Lithuania and other central banks are mandated to have comprehensive AML and CTF programs in place. Such programs include regular trainings for employees to ensure they are aware of the latest regulations, indicators for detecting suspicious activities, and methods and requirements for reporting to the relevant authorities. Commitment to international AML / CTF standards set by FATF (Financial Action Task Force), relevant EU authorities have major importance for operation in financial sector. Non-compliance with AML/CTF requirements may lead to the revocation of financial institution license and further criminal proceedings.
Yes, after successful completion and taking knowledge test, participant gets a certificate by email. Also, organization administration also can get list and statistics which employees completed courses and knowledge tests.