Here’s why you can’t ignore T-Mobile’s data breach
On August 17, 2021, T-Mobile learned that a bad actor illegally accessed personal data and stole data on 50 million customers. For perspective, 50 million is nearly 15% of the ...
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Purposeful Talent Development: Learning—like eroding a rock—takes time
I am a fan of quotes related to talent development. I like how they can motivate and challenge me to think about something in a new way. If you looked ...
A closer look at the I in AIO
Happy Monday, compliance friends! We know how much you all love a good series, so here you go! A couple of weeks ago we blogged about the Federal Financial Institutions ...
NAFCU anticipates Fed will provide clarity on monetary policy during annual conference
Today, the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City will host its 2021 Economic Policy Symposium “Macroeconomic Policy in an Uneven Economy” virtually. Participants from credit unions, central banks, and other ...
CU takes cue from Harvard Business School to drive strategic planning
USF Federal Credit Union in Tampa, Florida, has come up with a unique approach to strategic planning that is compatible with its academic and select employee group membership. Many of ...
The newest normal: Cloud computing
Designing, implementing, maintaining, securing, and growing enterprise infrastructure is hard, time-consuming work—not to mention expensive. However, for years, businesses didn’t have a choice but to set up their ...
Tax challenges for cannabis businesses
On June 22, Connecticut jointed 17 other states and District of Columbia in legalizing the use of recreational cannabis. Additionally, 36 states now allow for the medical use of cannabis ...
Why you need zero trust architecture in the hybrid workplace
Trust no one. It sounds ominous, but it’s a necessary approach in today’s hybrid workplaces. Businesses must provide access to their data and resources to approved identities (person ...