Credit unions received tips on boosting cyberprotection and adhering to regulatory compliance using the Cybersecurity Assessment Tool, better training, and workflow automation at the CU InfoSecurity 2017 conference in San Diego.
Jim Brahm, CEO of security assessment firm SCA Security and Leo Maduzia, chief IT compliance and risk officer for the $7.5 billion San Diego County Credit Union tag-teamed on some big and more distinct cybersecurity pictures.
Brahm spoke about lessons learned and what SCA discovered in helping credit unions work with the Cybersecurity Assessment Tool, which the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council developed to help financial institutions identify risks and determine cybersecurity preparedness. SCA's wheelhouse is offering information security assessment in the areas of risk and vulnerability, in addition to providing penetration testing to help credit unions meet regulatory requirements and safeguard member data.
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