CoreRecon Threat Intelligence  •  Texas Community Banks V59

TX Community Banks:
FFIEC CAT → NIST CSF 2.0 / GLBA / FDIC 36-Hr

Heartland Tri-State Bank’s $47.1M CEO-fraud collapse, Texas Capital Bank’s 86,067-person breach, and Evolve Bank’s 7.6M-record LockBit exposure show why core processors, correspondent channels, and wire authority need one security narrative.

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What This Brief Covers

Texas Community Banks
Cyber Threat Brief 2026

A V59 intelligence report for bank executives, IT leaders, and compliance teams managing the FFIEC CAT sunset, GLBA Safeguards Rule, FDIC notification clock, Texas Department of Banking reporting, and fourth-party core-processor exposure.

  • FFIEC CAT sunset and NIST CSF 2.0 mapping under FIL-21-2025
  • GLBA 16 CFR 314.4 nine-element Safeguards Rule evidence plan
  • FDIC 12 CFR Part 304 36-hour computer-security-incident workflow
  • CEO wire-fraud, correspondent-banking, and dual-approval controls
  • FIS, Jack Henry, FISERV, Pathward-Kemba, and BaaS cascade risk
  • 30/60/90-day posture roadmap for Texas community-bank teams

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