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Registration OPEN: 2024 Dakota School of Lending PrinciplesApril 2-5 | Bismarck, NDThe Dakota School of Lending Principles, hosted by the North Dakota Bankers Association and co-sponsored by the South Dakota Bankers Association on April 2-5, 2024, in Bismarck ND, is a learning event with one foot grounded in the classroom and one foot in the bank. This school allows students to learn the theory and process of basic lending and then put this knowledge to work. Registration OPEN: 2024 FDIC Directors' College | May 8 | Sioux FallsThe FDIC, in partnership with the South Dakota Bankers Association, will hold the 2024 Bank Directors’ College May 8 at the Ramkota Hotel in Sioux Falls. This one-day educational seminar was designed with outside directors in mind, but the presentations will include up-to-date information on various emerging issues relevant to all bank directors. The presentations will be delivered by a group of experienced FDIC speakers and subject matter experts. Please consider this unique opportunity to interact with your bank’s regulators and enhance your board’s experience and knowledge. HOTEL INFORMATIONA block of rooms has been reserved at the Ramkota Hotel for the evening of May 7. Call 605.336.0650 and request a room in the SDBA block at the rate of $119 per night. The block will release on April 8, 2024. New FDIC Regional Ombudsman ContactKirk Daniels has been named Regional Ombudsman for the FDIC Office of the Ombudsman. Email: [email protected] Phone: 1-877-ASK-FDIC ABA Foundation to Host FREE Webinar: Scams Against Americans | March 6The ABA Foundation, the Better Business Bureau Institute for Marketplace Trust and Federal Trade Commission will hold a free webinar on Wednesday at 2 p.m. EST on scams targeting consumers’ bank accounts and personal data. The session will explore the most prevalent scams and their effects on different demographics of U.S. residents. Also, attendees will receive access to the BBB’s latest Scam Tracker Risk Report. SDSU Extension 2024 Ag Land Value Survey Now OpenAg lenders are invited to take part in South Dakota State University Extension's 2024 South Dakota Farm Real Estate Market Survey. SDSU Extension is requesting select groups of individuals to complete the survey including appraisers, assessors, realtors, agricultural lenders and Extension field specialists. The principal purpose of the survey is to obtain market value and cash rental rate information, by type of agricultural land, in different regions of South Dakota. Farmers, landowners, investors, lenders, real estate professionals and public officials are the majority users of the data provided by the survey. The deadline to complete the 2024 survey, which is in its 34th year, is March 15. Questions, contact SDSU Extension's Jack Davis or Hoanh Le. ABA Urges FCC to Take Steps to Stop Illegal Texts Impersonating BanksThe American Bankers Association and six associations today urged the Federal Communications Commission to take additional action to combat text messages sent by bad actors that impersonate banks and other legitimate companies. The joint comment letter was submitted in response to a recent FCC proposal that, among other provisions, would require mobile wireless providers that originate text messages to block texts from a sender after they receive notice from the FCC that the sender is transmitting suspected illegal texts. The associations last year proposed that originating providers be subject to this blocking requirement. The associations also expressed support for an FCC proposal to require providers to make “email-to-text” an opt-in service, so that cell phone subscribers wishing to receive these types of messages would first have to opt into the service. The groups had previously raised concerns with the proclivity of bad actors using email-to-text as a primary means to place a large volume of illegal texts quickly. In addition, building on recent testimony that ABA’s Paul Benda provided to the Senate Banking Committee, the groups urged the FCC to propose that providers be required to provide access in real time to reported “SPAM” texts—that is, suspicious texts that consumers forward to #7726—to banks and other companies who wish to use the data to find impersonation texts relevant to their company.
CISA News: Microsoft Credential RecommendationsProtected Users is a global security group for Active Directory (AD) designed to protect against credential theft attacks. The group triggers non-configurable protection on devices and host computers to prevent credentials from being cached when group members sign-in.
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