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"The result of poor reactions to disasters can cause systemic risk to an entire industry, as evidenced by past product failures and responses. Understanding and executing principles of disaster planning are critical, especially concerning electronic exposures and member's personal data. Mitigating the risk is the first step, but when those attempts fail, it is imperative that a plan be in place to guide reactions, respond to potential losses and communicate the situation to best serve the interest of member's and the credit union." - Jon R. Martin, Regional Vice President of the Bond Division, Allied Solutions, LLC |
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NAFCU Technology & Security Conference
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Thank you for your interest in NAFCU’s 2010 Technology & Security Conference! The conference was a great success in 2010 and we look forward to seeing you in 2011. To access the conference presentations, click here.
If you are interested in registering for NAFCU’s 2011 Technology & Security Conference, please e-mail NAFCU’s
Insight into Innovative Technology and Security Solutions
NAFCU non-members welcome!
Credit union technology and security professionals will gather for the interactive and informational NAFCU 2011 Technology & Security Conference— ideal for staff responsible for supervising, planning or auditing technology and security processes. This popular event will address the most critical credit union technology issues, including online threats, physical security, compliance and disaster preparedness/continuity. Participants will learn from top technology and security experts who understand the needs of credit unions. Students will leave equipped to tackle the specific technology challenges their credit union faces.
For more information, contact NAFCU’s