At the invitation of the Washington State Senate, CUNA Mutual Group testified before the Financial Institutions, Housing & Consumer Protection Committee on the issue of consumer protection, identity theft and the internet. The Senate Committee requested the guidance of industry experts to help determine what future legislation could prevent and reduce identity theft as the fastest growing crime in the world. Senior Risk Management Specialist, Tom Southern, represented CUNA Mutual Group and the credit unions. Southern testified about the problems credit unions face and the solutions they are implementing to counteract identity theft.
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