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Your success depends on your ability to serve your members. One way to accomplish this is to provide members with innovative products and services that meet their needs. Credit unions need a reliable core processor that can offer choices with third-party integrations.

Despite how hard the industry pushes paperless technology, many credit union members still value printed documents. These members may have been with the credit union for decades yet still balance their accounts monthly based on printed statements.

On 5/20/22, Alex Rey, Network Security Engineer at ESP, had the opportunity to visit Fairchild Air Force Base as a chaperone with the Rogers High School CyberPatriot team.

If your credit union is still using an older core banking processor, you may be operating in “maintenance mode.” This means that your processor is no longer making substantial updates to their software, which could limit the types of products and services you’re able to offer your members.

There are a lot of decisions to make when it comes to credit union systems; some of the most important are deciding which vendors to work with. In-house vendors and third-party vendors both have their own set of benefits, so how do you decide which is best for your credit union?

If you’re like most credit unions, you’re always looking for ways to improve the banking experience for your members. Third-party integrations can complement your core processing system and improve your staff and member experience.

Choosing the right core processor is a critical decision for any credit union. Before converting platforms, make sure they meet your standards for reliability and responsiveness.

MDR can help protect your credit union from bad actors by providing data that can be used to identify and track suspicious activity. This information can be used to flag potential fraudsters and alert authorities to their activity. Additionally, MDR can help you recover losses incurred due to fraudulent activity.

ESP, Inc. vendor Blackpoint Cyber fast-tracks the release of Ransomware Response in response to President Biden’s warning of increased cyber attacks.

A goal of any business should be to maintain any information their customers entrust to it securely. Customers can quickly lose faith if a data breach occurs and their private information is stolen.

In the Information Age, consumer confidence is a valuable commodity. If a data breach occurs, the customer will have to do considerable work to minimize their exposure to identity theft.

Hackers are an imminent threat to everyone. They can use your identity to drain bank accounts, file loans, and purchase goods online for reselling. High-profile data breaches of large organizations have put tens of millions of consumers at risk for identity theft.

A great interview with David Murphy from Marshfield Medical Center Credit Union.

Everyone knows that internet privacy is important, but few realize how much information they share online, particularly on social media. We all get that privacy will always be in contention with accessibility, but where’s the sweet spot?

Josh Willis has been hired as a new software developer for ESP. He brings a wealth of knowledge in programming, particularly in SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition), the discipline involved in programming, configuring, and monitoring programmable logic controllers.

ESP, Inc. listens to clients’ feedback and develops an in-house solution into its core banking software FORZA³™ to allow users to resize application windows.