Clearpath FCU here is working to recreate its website after a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack took it down. The attack was not part of the much-rumored wave of interruptions that had threatened to take place on May 7.

It is not your imagination; credit unions ARE spending more and more time dealing with new regulations.

A new study has found that nearly 50% of high school seniors can't venture a guess and even more have little understanding of the basics of a student loan.

While often overlooked as possible conduits for denial of service attacks (DDoS), internet-connected devices such printers, routers, IP cameras and sensors are considered open doors that cyber criminals freely walk through undetected-until it's too late.

Bill Would Allow Non-NCUSIF CUs Access To FHLBs

HERNDON, Va.-It may be the sweetest business member account Northwest FCU has ever opened.

With $26 million in assets and fewer than 5,000 members, Catholic Family FCU is right in the sweet spot for the "Great Divide" between CUs that are profitable and those that are struggling-and CEO Michael Taylor is well aware of it.

HR executives at CUs are being urged to investigate every complaint, large or small.

Business is all about a competition for resources, but credit unions were advised by one expert that emphasizing a particular benefit does not necessarily help it attract talent.

Small CUs often complain they can't afford a mobile solution, but NCUA's Office of Small Credit Union Initiatives says prices have declined so far that excuse won't cut it anymore.

A number of credit unions have announced new names and brands.

The Illinois CU League has passed an amendment to its bylaws prohibiting volunteers from serving on the league's board.

CUNA Mutual Group has launched an effort to raise funds for the National CU Foundation by encouraging credit unions to go paperless.

Holy Rosary CU, Rochester, N.H., recognized Amanda Sevigney as Employee of the Quarter for the months of January, February and March.

With credit unions continually looking for social media to demonstrate ROI, one analyst says that CUs may be putting their efforts in the wrong place.

A 550-page report on tax policy that was released by the House Ways and Means Committee and its Joint Committee on Taxation last week includes mention of the credit union tax exemption.

Originally conceived as a way to split a dinner bill or send a monetary birthday gift, person-to-person (P2P) payments are redefining the way in which member banking is conducted.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-All credit unions face the challenge to responsibily protect enterprise and member data from malware attacks unknowingly downloaded via otherwise seemingly harmless employee Web browser searches. But just because defenses are in place doesn't mean data is safe.

As members increasingly move toward home and mobile banking, credit unions are being forced to reach out in progressive ways to maintain interactive relationships. For GTE Financial, it's all about "virtual hugs."

Three years ago, Purdue Federal Credit Union wanted to enhance its "big browser" online banking platform to better serve its approximate 62,000 members. Now, after two years of successful implementation, the credit union has increased its online banking membership