This week at the World Credit Union Conference in Glasgow, TDI’s CEO, Paul Innella, talked about aligning cybersecurity teams with senior leadership and boards and the challenges credit unions face by the growing governance responsibilities placed upon Boards for the oversight of their organization’s cybersecurity programs.
TDI offers a unique perspective to financial institutions and credit unions with over 20 years of experience on the front lines of cybersecurity policy, engineering, and operations supporting some of the most targeted military and government organizations in the world, knowing what it takes to guide any organization to their appropriate level cyber protection and maturity.
TDI is excited to share that they are bringing this experience and knowledge to credit unions with a combination of their managed cybersecurity performance services for credit unions and an award-winning cybersecurity performance management (CPM) platform.
Mr. Innella is looking to align cybersecurity teams with senior leadership and Boards everywhere. Paul has identified that one of the biggest issues organizations face today is a rift between the board and the business when it comes to cybersecurity, resulting in disjointed leadership and wasteful cybersecurity spending.
“Credit Unions, and all of private industry for that matter, have a serious problem with board representation of cybersecurity issues. Despite most credit unions indicating that cybersecurity is their top priority, roughly 86% of credit unions have had breached employee credentials available on the Dark Web within the past 90 days. This disconnect in organizational objectives and real-world performance can be attributed to a lack of cybersecurity performance management.” – Paul Innella