NCUA issues first alert of 2013 after none in 2012, with guidance on how to address risk of website takedowns.
Responding to recent distributed denial-of-service attacks on at least two credit unions, the NCUA on Wednesday released a risk alert that it said identifies appropriate policies and procedures to guard against them.
The regulator advised credit unions to employ controls described in the 2011 FFIEC supplement to guidance on Authentication in an Internet Banking Environment.
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