In the wake of the Capital One breach, can CUs trust ‘the cloud’?
By now everyone has read about the security breach involving Capital One that affected more than 100 million customers. The thing that made this breach stand out from all the ...
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Now members can navigate their children’s finances – all from their smartphone
As millions of students head back to school, many are going with a credit or debit card in hand (some for the first time). Owning a card can be a ...
FFIEC encourages standardized cybersecurity approach
The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) Wednesday issued a statement emphasizing the benefits of using a standardized approach to assess and improve cybersecurity preparedness. Adopting this approach allows institutions ...
Save $250 on NAFCU’s online training subscriptions before Friday
Friday is the last chance for credit union professionals to save $250 on an all-access pass to NAFCU’s exclusive library of online webinars. These online training programs are tailored ...
Tech Time: These employees are the most likely to be targeted by a cyberattack
According to a whitepaper from Sophos, 70% of internet users use the same password for almost all the web services they use. So it comes as no surprise that phishing ...
Compliance as member service
Stephen Dedene’s peers laud him for his willingness to walk them through complicated compliance issues, his readiness to meet with industry regulators, and his significant contributions to the credit ...
West Virginia CU lands contract to serve state’s medical marijuana business
A small credit union has landed a potentially big medical marijuana banking contract with the state of West Virginia. West Virginia State Treasurer John Perdue said Monday that the $35....
Rebuilding after a flood or hurricane
Floods are the most common natural disaster in the country. According to FEMA, a mere inch of flood water in your home can result in over $27,000 in property ...