ARLINGTON, Va.—About 100 executives crowded into a room at theHyatt Arlington for updates and tips about the cybersecurity risks to credit unions and how to mitigatethem.
|The CUNA and NASCUSsponsored meeting drew attendees from roughly 50 credit unions froma wide variety of assets sizes and geographies, the organizerssaid. Attendees also came from credit union leagues, federal andstate regulatory agencies and vendors.
|“I have said before that the state-chartered credit union systemoffers the greatest opportunity to assure the future safety andviability of the credit union business model,” said NASCUSPresident/CEO Lucy Ito. “Drawing awareness to cybersecurity risksand offering ways to mitigate these risks is an important wayNASCUS is promoting the safety and soundness of state-charteredcredit unions.”
|Speakers include credit union and private sector securityexecutives as well as state and federal government officials.
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