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Onsite Coverage: New Times, New Security Threats

LAS VEGAS Employee social media policy just the start for securing the enterprise, credit union security conference told.

By Robert McGarvey | Updated on June 06, 2013

LAS VEGAS — About 50 credit union IT executives filled the room at the annual Credit Union Infosecurity Conference and, on day one, they heard presentations about new threats in a new era as speakers offered insights into social media and document management.

A key message: “Social media impact your credit union whether you have them or not,” said Mike Kiefer, general manager at reputation management firm BrandProtect.

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