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What Grubhub, Uber Can Teach CUs About Loyalty And Rewards

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Technology companies are supplying them with the products and services their members desire, working with both individual CUs and credit union service organizations (CUSOs) to develop case management platforms, modernize systems and provide advanced loan software. CUs are of particular interest to the U.S.

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5 Reasons Cyber Scoring Is the Next Big Idea for Credit Unions

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The greatest risk to credit unions and CUSOs today is the loss of your members’ trust and financial safety. Understanding your cyber risk is a critical part of protecting yourself and your members. Why is cyber scoring the next big idea for credit unions? Can your institution survive a cyber breach?

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PSCU Prevented $277M In Credit Union Fraud Last Year

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The credit union service organization (CUSO) said it blocked cybercriminals at several channel intersections, including at the point of sale, at its contact centers and other avenues. PSCU has prevented over $277 million in would-be fraud last year, 30 percent more than in 2018.

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PenFed’s Playbook On Helping Government Workers Survive Shutdowns

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In the March Credit Union Tracker , PYMNTS explores how credit unions (CUs) and credit union service organizations (CUSOs) are working to cater to the unique financial needs of their members, while also focusing on continually combating fraud. Around the Credit Union Landscape.

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Preparing For Unprecedented Times

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With strong data and analytics capabilities, PSCU is equipped with the tools to forecast impacts and help our credit unions to plan ahead as much as possible. When it comes to cybersecurity and fraud protection, it is critical to have monitoring tools in place to manage both internal and external fraud detection.

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Data Dive: FedEx Competes, BoA Automates And Hackers Hack … Everyone, Including Each Other

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According to reports from cybersecurity expert Brian Krebs, first news of the breach came via a Credit Union Service Organization (CUSO) called PSCU, which sent out a non-public alert to the 800 credit union member banks it serves advising that it had received a list of compromised card numbers from Mastercard and Visa.