The $2.8 billion State Employees Credit Union of Maryland saidit now is using a cloud-based automated compliance managementsystem from Continuity Control of New Haven, Conn.

In addition to interpreting and automating compliance withregulatory changes, the Continuity Control CMS automates businessprocesses such as tracking annual training requirements anddisclosure updates that can be leveraged across SECU’s branches anddivisions, the company and credit union said in their announcementMonday.

“When a change occurs, the system automatically interprets theimpact on our organization and assigns the right task to the rightperson. Now there’s no question as to whether or not we’re meetingregulatory requirements, and I no longer have to spend an enormousamount of time reading thousands of pages worth of newregulations,” said Sherry Joseph, SECU’s chief compliance and BankSecrecy Act manager.

Linthicum-basedSECU, the state’s largest credit union, joins a list of 150small to mid-sized community financial institutions using thesystem, 35 of them credit unions, Continuity Control said.