A Terror Tale from the Compliance Crypt
Compliance expert Joshua Velasquez takes readers through a spooky story this Halloween, of just how quickly things can go wrong in the credit union when important cybersafety steps are skipped.
Tips for Strengthening Your Audit and Compliance Program
Cybersecurity Month is quickly coming to a close, but that’s not where cybersecurity ends. Dave Wordhouse shares three areas your organization should focus on when managing its cybersecurity.
AI and Cybersecurity for Credit Unions: Helpful Tool, Attack Multiplier, and a Whole Lotta Hype
In the world of cybersecurity, artificial intelligence is both an offensive weapon and a defensive tool. Sam Lechenet shares how you can make AI work for you in a safe and secure way.
The Perils of Poisoned Data
As part of cybersecurity month, Emily Claus analyzes data poisoning, a newer form of cyberattack targeted at your AI systems, as well as its goal, impact, and infiltration methods, and, most importantly, how you can can keep the poison out of your credit union.
We’ve Reached the Cybersecurity Reckoning
Though it sounds like a work of dystopian fiction, experts say the “Cybersecurity Reckoning” is already upon us. Emily Claus discusses what this reckoning means for cybersecurity efforts and how credit unions can best be prepared for it.
Protecting Your Credit Union This Cybersecurity Month
It’s that time fo the year again! October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and to kick things off, Emily Claus shares the origin of the event, top concerns in cybersecurity this year, and how your credit union can be more cybersecure.
What a Cyberattack Taught Me About Leadership
After experiencing a cyberattack, CEO of Marquis, Satin Mirchandani, shares lesson he learned from the ordeal, including how to better prepare, respond, and rebuild trust after an attack.
Don’t Let Members Get Spooked By Spoofed Sites
As we close out Cybersecurity Month, CUSO Magazine’s Esteban Camargo warns about the dangers of spoofed websites, how to recognize them, and how to avoid getting spooked.
The Phantom in Your Phone: The Rise of AI Scams
Everyone is using AI these days, including bad actors and scammers. Emily Claus explores how fraudsters are using this new technology to impersonate others, and how credit unions can educate members to spot the phantom in their phones.
Contactless Cards and RFID Skimming
While we often enjoy the benefits that come along with new technologies, there are new methods for fraud that come along with them. Heather French discusses RDFI skimming, a new fraud technique that plagues contactless cards, and how your members can protect themselves.
