Scandals often lead to significant media attention.
A crisis that strikes a credit union makes for colorful and familiar headlines these days, from embezzlements to cybersecurity. For media reporters, there is an unspoken adage, "If it bleeds, it leads." The media goes for "the story" in order to capture the attention of its readership. In the process, your credit union's reputation may take an unfortunate hit.
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