adminThe COVID-19 pandemic has led to millions of employees working from home and a huge increase in online scams, malware distribution and phishing attacks against individuals and companies. Alloya Corporate Federal Credit Union will host a virtual event, “Identifying, Resolving and Communicating Your Credit Union’s Cybersecurity Risks During the COVID-19 Pandemic” on Aug. 13 at 2 p.m. ET.
In late March, a leading cybersecurity firm reported that they had observed a 600% increase in spear-phishing attacks alone. These attacks continue to compromise confidential data in increasingly advanced ways, making it difficult to control and combat the risks to your credit union. From the front line to the board room, taking proactive steps to protect both your credit union and members is essential.
What you will learn from Dean Choudhri, Alloya Corporate FCU’s assistant vice president, cybersecurity and information assurance:
- How cybercriminals are taking advantage of the pandemic and the impact it will have on the current and future cybersecurity landscapes
- How you can identify cybersecurity risks at your credit union
- Proven methods that can be used to resolve and mitigate those risks
- Effectively communicating your cybersecurity risks to your board and examiners
