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Cybersecurity Awareness Month: How financial institutions can stay safe and secure online

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Ideas for educating and promoting cybersecurity in October Cybersecurity Awareness Month is an opportunity for banks and credit unions to promote online safety and take steps to reduce cyber risks. First held in 2004 The history of Cybersecurity Awareness Month October is a special month for cybersecurity enthusiasts.

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Fraud typologies all financial institutions should know

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Experienced, qualified cybersecurity teams should be in place. Financial institutions can also implement customer authentication measures such as multi-factor authenticationand transaction monitoring to detect and prevent fraudulent activities. Partner with local law enforcement.

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How AI helps prevent fraud and false positives—without replacing compliance professionals

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Investigators often spend valuable time reviewing alerts that turn out to be legitimate transactions, leading to inefficiencies. Instead of flagging each transaction as suspicious, AI can recognize this as normal behavior, allowing analysts to focus on actual threats. Staying on top of fraud is a full-time job.

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10 Lessons from the National Public Data breach for consumers and financial institutions

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Takeaway 2 The sensitive nature of the information they collect means it's vital for banks and credit unions to have cybersecurity measures in place to protect their assets and reputations. Stay up to date with cybersecurity threats. Watch this on-demand webinar about trends in cyber crime. Implement strong access controls.

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How the Money Transmitter Modernization Act could build a more unified future

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You might also like this webinar, " AML Compliance and Sanctions Requirements for Non-Bank Financial Institutions. Money transmitters like Western Union, PayPal, MoneyGram, Zelle, and many others, facilitate secure digital transactions, allowing people to send and receive funds across borders and within the U.S. Learn from the experts.

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2020 Goals for Credit Unions Based on NCUA Supervisory Priorities

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Be proactive in cybersecurity controls and implement best practices. . From the Bank Secrecy Act and anti-money laundering (BSA/AML) compliance, cybersecurity, credit risk, the implementation of the new standard for current expected credit losses (CECL), consider these goals for your credit union in 2020. . financial system.

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RMAI Update March 2023

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New York SB 4750 – This bill would expand the scope of the 2021 Consumer Credit Fairness Act (CCFA) by replacing the term “consumer credit transaction” with “consumer debt” and thereby bringing debt such as medical and utility under the scope of the CCFA’s litigation requirements.

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