Credit unions spend a considerable amount of time and money securing sensitive network data. But there's one data repository that credit unions often overlook when tightening security: paper.
"At some point in the future, everything will be digital, but for now, we're stuck with paper," said cybersecurity expert Jim Stickley. "Quite frankly, I'm surprised that so many credit unions we visit seem to forget about that."
According to Stickley, more credit unions need to put strict policies in place – and then enforce them.
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