Three 10-minute sessions led by different presenters focused on third-party practices, mobile account origination vetting, and security lapse prevention at the CU InfoSecurity 2016 Conference in New Orleans last week.
NCUA guidelines and other regulatory framework have suggested credit unions apply due diligence to achieve security and safety when engaging in third-party relationships.
The Linden, N.J.,-based IMM's EVP, John Levy, explained the security and incident response plans of his company, which specializes in e-signature capture, workflow automation and document presentment, at CU InfoSecurity.
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