WASHINGTON—The White House hosted a meeting on the administration’s development of a plan to enhance cybersecurity awareness and protections, and among those in attendance was NAFCU Senior Regulatory Affairs Counsel Michael Emancipator.
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ANAHEIM, Calif.–“The times they are a changin’,” one person observed here in sharing the Bob Dylan song, but in another way they very much are not: fraudsters continue to use every tactic they can imagine in attacking credit unions and their members.
WASHINGTON—In advance of today’s Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee’s hearing on The Telephone Consumer Protection Act, CUNA has sent a letter to Committee leaders sharing “serious” concerns over the FCC’s Order that impacts how FIs communicate with account holders.
WASHINGTON—Three senators are requesting information on efforts to reform payments systems at the state and federal level – including at NCUA and CFPB, among other agencies – from the Government Accountability Office.
SAN FRANCISCO–Lending Club has received a subpoena from the Justice Department.
PLEASANTON, Calif.—One company believes the most effective means of reducing fraud and authenticating a consumer is by leveraging two things that everyone has—their voice and a mobile phone.
WASHINGTON–The National Credit Union Foundation’s Development Education (DE) program has named its newest awards recipients.
MADISON, Wis.—CUES said it is renewing its long-term partnership with MNA Consulting, Inc. (MNA), which offers ServiStar Member Experience Builder to the credit union industry.
OXFORD, Miss.–Another analysis shows how quickly home values are appreciating in some markets.
MIAMI–Edge Consultancy, LLC, the newly formed strategic consulting firm aimed at credit unions and community banks, has added three more former people with long credit union ties to its roster.