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Account takeover, hacker break-ins most common security threats to credit unions

By Staff Writer

MADISON, Wis. - Credit unions better be wary of account takeover and hacker break-ins if they want to maintain members' trust. According to Roger Nettie, risk specialist for CUNA Mutual, these are the two biggest information security issues CUNA Mutual is seeing. In the account takeover scenario, someone presents themselves...

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NSC partners with Xacta Corp. for enterprise risk management

WASHINGTON - NAFCU Services Corp. has selected Xacta as its preferred partner for enterprise risk management (ERM). Xacta's ERM solutions aid CUs in safeguarding member information through a proactive approach that is in compliance with Gramm-Leach-Bliley, NCUA's Part 748, and national and internationals information security standards (BS ISO/IEC 17799.) "As...

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August 20, 2002

Beware of cookie cutter security templates

TAMPA, Fla. - One size does not fit all when it comes to security. Dan Juneau, SVP for information security firm CastleGarde said security is a process not a product and credit unions should be wary of cookie cutter products. "People are spending thousands of dollars on policy templates that...

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August 20, 2002

Beware of putting too much security pressure on IT staff

EDISON, N.J. - An IT staff may be good at launching and developing new technology systems, but in most cases security is not its forte, said Rachelle McLure, national director of solutions at security firm RCG Information Technology. "You can't do it all. I think when you get into the...

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August 20, 2002

eFunds attempts to demystify USA Patriot Act

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - eFunds Corp., a provider of fraud and risk management products recently held a Webcast on demystifying the USA Patriot Act, which is designed at thwarting potential terrorist attacks. Approximately 2,200 financial institution execs viewed the Web cast held on August 9. A replay of the event can...

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August 13, 2002

NCUA goes public

NCUA is hoping some newly created public service announcements will give consumers a little better name recognition with NCUA and the funds it insures. Page 3.

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August 13, 2002

Special Report: CUSOs

The CUSO community is abuzz with talk about what to do if the SEC decides not to extend financial services CUSOs' broker/dealer license exemption. Some CUSOs have already implemented action plans. Read about what they've done and other CUSO news on pages 18-19 and 22.

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August 13, 2002

Callahan releases "2002 National Guide to CUSOs and Investment Program Providers"

WASHINGTON - Callahan and Associates combined two guides that it's previously published separately into the "2002 National Guide to CUSOs and Investment Program Providers." The 2002 guide features information on more than 550 CUSOs - wholly- and multiple-owned - and their associated credit unions, as well as several listings in...

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