Exploitable weaknesses within credit union system architecture and devices, many of which are vendor created, were an important focal point at the CU InfoSecurity 2015 conference in Las Vegas, Nev.
"The way most IT security evolved was from the 70s and 80s when there was no threat from the outside world," Kirk Drake, president/CEO of the Wash., D.C-based business continuity CUSO Ongoing Operations, LLC, and one of the conference's sponsors, said. "Security was all built out of a world where nothing was protected and we're constantly trying to add on security after the fact."
Drake pointed out credit unions need an overall security assessment.
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