Credit unions
Managed IT Services for Credit Unions
Member-focused IT support, cybersecurity and NCUA-ready documentation for credit unions.
Credit unions
Technology that protects your members
Credit unions compete with much larger banks on service, often with lean IT teams. Members expect reliable online banking, quick help at the branch and confidence that their personal information is safe. FinFortify Inc. gives your credit union the depth of a full IT and security team for a predictable monthly fee.
Our managed IT services for financial firms manage and secure the network, devices, Microsoft 365 and security tools around your core and digital banking platforms, and we work with your vendors when issues span systems.
How we help
How we support credit unions
Branch networks and firewalls
Reliable, secure connectivity for every branch, managed and monitored around the clock.
Threat detection and response
Endpoint and extended detection and response plus email security that stop ransomware and phishing early.
Protecting member data
Encryption, access controls and governance policies that keep member information private.
Backup and disaster recovery
Tested backups and recovery plans so member services keep running after an outage.
Staff security training
Phishing simulations and recurring risk reviews that help staff recognize social engineering.
Help desk for staff
US-based technicians, 24/7 support plans and remote and on-site support.
Compliance
Support for NCUA requirements
Federally insured credit unions must maintain an information security program under NCUA Part 748 and, since September 1, 2023, report reportable cyber incidents to the NCUA within 72 hours of reasonably believing one has occurred. Examiners also review vendor management, business continuity and access controls.
We help you put the controls in place and keep the documentation ready, including incident response playbooks that include the 72-hour reporting step. Learn more about our IT compliance services.
FAQ
IT for Credit Unions: common questions
What is the NCUA 72-hour cyber incident reporting rule?
Federally insured credit unions must notify the NCUA within 72 hours after they reasonably believe a reportable cyber incident has occurred. We build that step into your incident response playbook and help you recognize when it applies.
Do you provide security awareness training for credit union staff?
Yes. Phishing simulations, attack simulations and recurring risk reviews help staff recognize social engineering and protect member accounts.
Is managed IT affordable for a small credit union?
Managed IT replaces the cost of hiring and keeping several specialists with one predictable monthly fee scaled to your size, so smaller credit unions get the same expertise as larger ones.
Give your members technology they can trust
Request a quote for managed IT and cybersecurity for your credit union.
