Internal and external fraud, whether part of technological-based scams or executive embezzlements, was a really hot-button issue at CU Times' virtual cybersecurity conference, Defending Your Credit Union Against Data Breaches.
Michael Ogden, executive editor of the Credit Union Times, was the moderator for a panel including Elizabeth Allison, information security officer for $2.4 billion Biloxi, Miss,-based Keesler FCU; Ann Davidson, vice president of risk consulting for Allied Solutions; and Peter Strozniak, fraud reporter for the Credit Union Times.
Allison talked about the importance and evolution of security training and provided tips on developing a program, which includes social engineering preparedness, testing, and benchmarking assessments.
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