January is often viewed as a chance to start fresh and to improve on the previous year by making modest resolutions that hopefully we keep throughout the year.
For credit unions, January presents an excellent opportunity to step back and consider ways to strengthen our overall security posture. Following that review, our New Year's resolutions will no doubt include something beyond a promise to eat better and exercise more.
Perhaps a resolution to invest in security training, more effectively probe for vulnerabilities, or re-evaluate monitoring of critical IT systems?
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