NCUA Exam Experienced   •   SOC 2 Type 2 Certified   •   24/7 NOC & SOC   •   Onsite Field Technicians Nationwide

Serving Credit Unions from 1 to 200+ Branches

Solving Credit Union Challenges

NCUA Exam Pressure is Increasing

NCUA examiners are using the ACET framework and AIRES examination procedures to evaluate IT controls more rigorously than ever. Gaps in documentation, vendor oversight, and incident response planning are increasingly cited findings.

Ransomware Targets Financial Institutions First

Credit unions hold member financial data, payment systems, and ACH access — exactly what ransomware operators and business email compromise groups target. A single successful attack can cost more than your annual IT budget to recover from.

Your IT Staff Can't Do Everything

Most credit unions run with one or two technology staff; sometimes zero dedicated IT. Cybersecurity monitoring, patch management, device oversight, and compliance documentation require expertise and capacity that one person cannot provide alone.

AI-Powered Threats Are Arriving Now

AI-generated phishing emails, deepfake voice calls impersonating executives, and synthetic identity fraud are hitting credit unions now — not in the future. Small institutions with limited security tooling are disproportionately vulnerable.

Board and Leadership Need Independent Assurance

Credit union CEOs and boards carry fiduciary responsibility for member data and operational resilience. When IT questions arise leadership needs independent, third-party verification that controls are in place and working.

Vendor Management Is a Growing Exam Finding

NCUA examiners are increasingly focused on third-party vendor oversight. Credit unions are expected to demonstrate due diligence on every technology partner; including documentation of controls, certifications, and incident response capabilities..

What Risk Assessments Reveal

Cybersecurity Gaps Are Closer Than Credit Unions Realize.

Critical

No Security Awareness Training

Untrained employees turn routine emails into business risk.

Critical

No MDR or SOC Monitoring

Unmonitored threats become business disruption before anyone sees them.

Critical

MFA Gaps on VPN and Admin Accounts

Attackers target the accounts MFA forgot.

Critical

No Internal Vulnerability Assessment

Internal risk stays invisible when scanning stops at the perimeter.

High

No Dark Web Monitoring

Stolen credentials become risk before your systems alert.

High

No ACET Framework Alignment

Exam readiness starts with documented control alignment.

Want to see where your credit union stands? Our free Ransomware Risk Assessment maps your current controls against these categories and delivers a prioritized findings report. Giving your board something to act on.

Get Your Free Risk Assessment

93% of phishing attacks start with email spoofing.

A free DMARC scan tells you in minutes whether your domain is protected — or vulnerable.

Built for Every Credit Union

The IT Partner Credit Unions Use When Internal Resources Are Not Enough.

Small Credit Unions

1-2 Staff • 1-3 Branches

Secur-Serv becomes your IT department, your security team, and your examiner-ready documentation system.

  • Fully managed IT
  • Cybersecurity monitoring and response
  • Patch management and device oversight
  • Exam-ready compliance documentation
  • Help desk for staff

Mid-Size Credit Unions

2-5 IT Staff • 4-20 Branches

Your internal team handles day-to-day operations well. What they need is cybersecurity depth, 24/7 coverage, and an independent layer of oversight giving the board confidence.

  • Co-managed IT — extending your team’s capacity
  • 24/7 SOC and MDR coverage
  • Security awareness training and phishing simulation
  • Managed print and device services across all branches
  • Third-party reporting for board and examiner use

Large Credit Unions

Enterprise Scale • 20+ Branches

Large credit unions have sophisticated IT teams, but complex branch environments, hardware at scale, and member-facing devices require specialized management that goes beyond what most internal teams are staffed to handle.

  • Managed print across all branch locations
  • Hardware lifecycle management at enterprise scale
  • Cash recycler and teller device management
  • Onsite technician dispatch nationwide
  • Vendor consolidation and management simplification

What Risk Assessments Reveal

Examiners Are Asking Harder Questions. You Need the Answers.

NCUA examination expectations and the ACET framework have raised the bar for credit union IT oversight. Examiners want evidence that controls are documented, tested, and working.

Secur-Serv helps credit unions maintain that posture year-round, not just before an exam.

  • Continuous NCUA ACET alignment monitoring and documentation
  • IT audit trails and control evidence maintained and examiner-ready at all times
  • Vendor management documentation for NCUA third-party oversight requirements
  • Incident response planning and tabletop exercise facilitation
  • Board-level cybersecurity reporting packages in examiner-expected format
  • Penetration testing and vulnerability assessments — scheduled or on-demand
  • Security awareness training documentation with completion tracking
  • Information security program development and annual review support

AI Threat & Readiness

AI Is Already Being Used Against Your Credit Union. The Question Is Whether You’re Protected.

AI-powered fraud is no longer a future threat. Fraudsters are using AI to generate convincing phishing emails, clone executive voices to authorize wire transfers, and create synthetic member identities. Your credit union is a preferred target.

AI Security Assessment

Evaluate your defenses against deepfake-enabled fraud, AI-generated phishing, and voice cloning attacks — and find out where your controls fall short before an attacker does.

AI Risk & Readiness Review

Identify shadow AI usage across your organization, surface governance gaps, and build a framework your NCUA examiner can review before they ask for one.

AI-Powered Fraud Protection

Voice cloning, synthetic identity fraud, and deepfake wire transfer requests are reaching credit union staff now. Layer defenses before one gets through.

Governance & Policy Development

Build AI acceptable use policies and board-level reporting frameworks before examiners start asking for them.

Why Credit Unions Choose Secur-Serv

25+

Years in Financial Services

Our experts have worked alongside credit union executives, NCUA examiners, and core providers for over 25 years.

24/7

NOC & SOC Coverage

Network Operations Center and Security Operations Centers monitor, detect, and respond around the clock so your IT resources aren’t on call every night.

SOC2

Type 2 Certified

Our SOC 2 Type 2 certification demonstrates a commitment to rigorous data security and control standards expected by financial institution clients.

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Right-Sized for You

Serving credit unions from single-employee operations to large multi-branch institutions. Every engagement is scoped to your size, budget, and risk posture.

Three Ways to Get Started

See where Your Credit Union Stands. All offers are free and delivered by specialists who understand credit union operations.

Ransomware Risk Assessment

A structured evaluation of your credit union’s ransomware exposure across patch management, MFA coverage, backup integrity, email security, endpoint protection, and network controls.

Right for you if: You want a picture of your current risk posture before your examiner provides one for you.

Get Your Risk Assessment

Cybersecurity Assessment

A broader review of your credit unions’ overall security posture.

Right for you if: You have an examination coming up or haven’t had an independent security review in the last 12 months.

Schedule Your Free Assessment

AI Risk & Readiness Assessment

An evaluation of your credit union’s AI exposure — shadow AI tool usage, AI-powered fraud threat landscape, and governance gaps — delivered as a prioritized action plan

Right for you if: Your board is asking about AI, you’ve had a suspicious incident, or you want to get ahead of emerging NCUA guidance on AI governance.

Request Your AI Assessment

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you work with credit unions that have only one or two staff members?

Yes. Secur-Serv supports credit unions with lean teams, including those with no dedicated IT staff. Services are scaled to your size, budget, risk profile, and examiner expectations.

We already have an IT person. Are you replacing them?

No. Secur-Serv works alongside internal IT teams to add cybersecurity depth, 24/7 monitoring, documentation, and extra capacity where one person cannot cover it all.

How does Secur-Serv help with NCUA examination preparation?

Secur-Serv helps maintain IT documentation, control evidence, vendor due diligence materials, and NCUA ACET alignment reporting so exam preparation is organized, not reactive.

How do you handle credit union budget constraints?

Secur-Serv prioritizes the highest-risk controls first, then builds a roadmap that can expand as budget allows. The engagement is scoped to your actual environment.

Can you provide independent verification of IT controls?

Yes. Secur-Serv provides board-ready reporting on security posture, control effectiveness, and open risks. SOC 2 Type 2 certification also supports vendor due diligence.

Can you support hardware across multiple branches?

Yes. Secur-Serv manages teller workstations, cash recyclers, kiosks, printers, mobile devices, and branch hardware, with nationwide onsite technicians when needed.

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