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With smaller staffs and budgets on top of juggling compliance and your other responsibilities, credit unions still have the same responsibilities big enterprises do when it comes to cybersecurity. So if the big guys get breached, you must wonder – do you even stand a chance?
IT leaders at credit unions know that cybersecurity should be a priority, but they also know cybersecurity is hard work, painful, ever-changing and now existential. While attacks are rising, your staff and their time to dedicate to cybersecurity isn't. It's becoming increasingly more challenging to form an in-house cybersecurity program, as security technology becomes more expensive and complicated, and skilled talent harder to find.
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