AUSTIN, Texas — The Credit Union Information Security Professionals Association is enhancing its alerts services and announcing a collaboration with the Association of Corporate Credit Unions.
The CUISPA's communications forums have been upgraded to enhance the peer-to-peer alert system used to notify credit union IT departments and risk officers of online and other threats.
"This is a cooperative program," said Kelly Dowell, CUISPA executive director. "If you are experiencing any suspicious activity, we ask that you immediately notify us. We will contact you, help assess it, determine what alert should be sent out and post an alert for others to view within minutes."
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