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Cyber threats continue to become increasingly sophisticated, with hackers finding new ways to attempt to steal sensitive credit union and member information. Making matters more complex, credit unions are challenged with how to maintain a strong security posture with advanced capabilities in an economic climate that's not conducive to large expenses. Unfortunately, bad actors aren't constrained to those same parameters, continually investing in new ways to attack.
Finding and retaining top talent continues to be a challenge for positions across the board, and security talent is no different – exacerbating the issue. Plus, staffing security experts tends to be expensive, and especially difficult for smaller credit unions or those in rural areas.
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