HARTFORD, Ct. – American Eagle FCU reported yesterday it has signed with Cyveillance to implement the company’s anti-phishing early warning security system. Cyveillance will alert the credit union in real time when its Internet monitoring technology detects a potential phishing attack. The system will then take corrective action and take the site phishing sites down. American Eagle is the largest community credit union in Connecticut with more than $900 million in assets, 96,000 members and 16 retail branches.
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