ARLINGTON, Va.—The Credit Union Cyber Security Symposium begins today here drawing executives from credit unions, regulator and government agencies, trades and private sector security response firms.
Held at the Hyatt and hosted by NASCUS in partnership with CUNA, CUToday.info will provide coverage of this inaugural two-day event.
The symposium comes on the heels of the Federal Financial Institutions Examinations Council’s release of a report of its observations on the recent cyber security examination work program, and their recommendations that regulated financial institutions participate in the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center.
“I have said before that the state-chartered credit union system offers the greatest opportunity to assure the future safety and viability of the credit union business model,” said NASCUS president and CEO Lucy Ito. “Drawing awareness to cyber security risks and offering ways to mitigate these risks is an important way NASCUS is promoting the safety and soundness of state-chartered credit unions.”
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