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Three years ago, Purdue Federal Credit Union wanted to enhance its "big browser" online banking platform to better serve its approximate 62,000 members. Now, after two years of successful implementation, the credit union has increased its online banking membership more »
As members increasingly move toward home and mobile banking, credit unions are being forced to reach out in progressive ways to maintain interactive relationships. For GTE Financial, it's all about "virtual hugs." more »
Originally conceived as a way to split a dinner bill or send a monetary birthday gift, person-to-person (P2P) payments are redefining the way in which member banking is conducted. more »
With credit unions continually looking for social media to demonstrate ROI, one analyst says that CUs may be putting their efforts in the wrong place. more »
Small CUs often complain they can't afford a mobile solution, but NCUA's Office of Small Credit Union Initiatives says prices have declined so far that excuse won't cut it anymore. more »
While often overlooked as possible conduits for denial of service attacks (DDoS), internet-connected devices such printers, routers, IP cameras and sensors are considered open doors that cyber criminals freely walk through undetected-until it's too late. more »
Clearpath FCU here is working to recreate its website after a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack took it down. The attack was not part of the much-rumored wave of interruptions that had threatened to take place on May 7. more »
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Telhio CU has introduced the AskAuto smart phone car-buying application to its members. more »
DALLAS – Credit Union of Texas said it has chosen Ultimate Software’s cloud-based UltiPro solution to consolidate HR processes, deliver better and faster reporting, and improve accuracy of workforce information. more »
GLENDALE, Calif. – Clearpath FCU here is working to re-create its website after a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack took it down. more »
WASHINGTON – Dozens of credit unions and banks around the country are preparing for what an international group of cyber criminals has promised as mass distributed denial of service, or DDoS, attacks tomorrow, May 7. more »
It's estimated that nearly half of the U.S. Internet population will be using tablets by 2014, which means increasing pressure on credit unions to adapt and conform to the trend. more »
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