CUNA’s cybersecurity webpage contains resources for credit unions—especially small credit unions—to help them prepare for threats presented by current geopolitical events. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency recently issued several alerts on increased cyberthreats because of the war in Ukraine.

NCUA issued a Risk Alert on the heighted risk of social engineering and phishing attacks that comes with the conflict in Ukraine. According to NCUA, there are raised concerns over potential cyberattacks in the U.S., including against the financial sector.

Risk leaders are part of the strategic process, says Cathy Smoyer.

The credit union system’s emphasis on relationships lets leaders focus on day-to-day service.

Develop an incident response plan to limit exposure time during cyberevents.

Snapshots, presentations, and reports among the ways IT professionals provide information.

The weakest part of your phishing defense probably lies in the human at the keyboard.

Tracking ever-evolving fraud threats is the secret to staying ahead of them.