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Preparing for a Ransomware Attack: Cyber Response Planning for CUs & Responding in the First 24 Hours

Credit unions must prioritize attack preparation and allocate proper budget to cybersecurity technology and programs.

By Stephen Jones | July 30, 2021 at 10:00 AM
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As ransomware and other cyber incidents continue to increase, it is critical that credit union leaders have an incident response plan and are prepared should a cyber incident occur. Here, we’ll cover how to plan for and respond to a ransomware attack, including important dos and don’ts.

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