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WASHINGTON President Obama on Wednesday named Thomas Donilon, the former national security adviser, to chair a special commission to develop a long-term cybersecurity strategy.
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The NCUA's plan to expand credit unions' business-lending powers generated more than 3,000 comment letters, mostly from bankers urging a 'no' vote. But the agency's board is expected to stick by its original proposal.
February 17 -
Web standards developer W3C has launched a Web Authentication effort aimed at replacing the use of passwords for log-ins with more secure authentication methods.
February 17 -
American Express Co. is reorganizing management and consolidating its marketing activities as the biggest credit-card issuer by purchases seeks to cut $1 billion in costs over the next two years.
February 17 -
Credit unions that undergo conservatorship face a variety of destinies. Consider the fate of credit unions that were conserved five years ago. In 2011, according to NCUA, nine credit unions were placed into conservatorship. Of those nine, eight were eventually liquidated (often due to fraud) and one remains in conservatorship almost five years later. Here is a brief review of what became of them.
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North Island Financial Credit Union was on the verge of conservatorship but managed to avoid that fate and come back out swinging.
February 17 -
When regulators step in to take control of a troubled CU, what promising signs do they look for to determine whether there will be life after conservatorship, and what happens next?
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WASHINGTON The Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice on Tuesday released guidelines for the implementation of the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act, prompting some industry skepticism as well as renewed privacy concerns.
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The burgeoning industry has been hoping the Supreme Court would overturn a problematic lower-court ruling, but the unexpected passing of a conservative stalwart makes that outcome less likely.
February 16 -
Gary McAlum, USAA's top security executive, discusses what he sees as a false choice between security and convenience, his company's progress in getting users to adopt biometric authentication, and the need for a holistic approach to security.
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