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Viruses and Worms Top List of IT Security Concerns

By Staff Writer

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The top three IT security threats facing today's plugged-in organization, including credit unions, are probably viruses and worms, followed by employees acting in unauthorized ways, and failure to comply with regulations. That's from Forrester Research's January survey of 200 technology decision-makers at North American firms of all...

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April 26, 2005

Loan Docs, Data Bundler Offers Dual-Language Credit Reports

SPOKANE, Wash. - Puedo cualificar para una hipoteca? That's Spanish for "can I qualify for a mortgage" and it's a question that SharperLending LLC hopes to help its 17,000 client lenders, including credit unions and banks, answer. SharperLending provides Web-based bundling for ordering, storing and managing mortgage products from initial...

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April 26, 2005

BECU Launches Fraud Detection System with a Proactive Stance

SEATTLE - What's in a name? A lot, actually, when you're trying to make sense of the thousands of entries compiled each day by the software keeping track of who's coming and going on your Internet site. That was the biggest challenge faced by Ken Kinloch and his colleagues at...

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April 26, 2005

Former NFL Player Finds New, True Calling in Credit Union Land

TAMPA, Fla. - Rick Woods got the word he was moving to Tampa in a most unusual way - he'd been traded. Woods, now senior vice president of sales and a partner in CastleGarde, a Tampa-based credit union IT security services provider, was a pro football player in 1987, a...

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April 26, 2005

$4.8 Million Transferred So Far Motorola Employees CU Discovers That Members Want Online Money Moving Capabilities

SCHAUMBURG, Ill. - If your membership is as tech savvy as Motorola Employees CU's is, you have to find new tech savvy ways to serve them. In late 2003 the $485 million MECU decided to give its members the ability to move money in and out of their credit union...

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April 19, 2005

NCUA Board Meets

The MBL rule was a hot topic of NCUA's April board meeting. See page 10.

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April 19, 2005

Letters, Directors and Billionaires

Reader feedback pours in (page 16). Directors spout off on big picture issues (page 22). Billion dollar Allegacy FCU's CEO's "village" concept (page 39).

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April 19, 2005

LexisNexis Notifies Additional 280,000 Consumers of Fraud Risk

DAYTON, Ohio - LexisNexis, a provider of legal, news and business information, has recently revealed that the number of consumers potentially at risk for identity theft has jumped from 31,000 to 310,000. London-based publisher and data broker Reed Elsevier announced that its subsidiary LexisNexis had identified 59 incidents of potentially...

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