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However there are cost effective measures that can be taken, even for the smallest credit
unions; a combination of network security auditing, continuous monitoring and mitigation
solutions can be the low cost answer to meeting the call for tighter regulations set by NAFCU
and it is a great way to show commitment to security.

Furthermore, credit unions that address the issue of information security in this way stand a
great chance of turning cybersecurity and compliance into business enablers and use it as a
positioning strategy to gain consumer trust, in an industry where confidence is deprecating
rapidly.

Companies do not have a choice in stopping cybercrime, but they can choose how they respond
to it.

About the Author:

Alina Stancu is the Marketing Coordinator for Titania, a software company
that supplies network security audit and compliance software to auditors and
enterprises. Alina comes from a non-technical background, but the time
spent in the information security industry has placed her at the confluence
between cybersecurity, communications and business. Part of her job is
striving to make security enter the mainstream discourse for a variety of
economic, political or social contexts.

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