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See Something? Say Something! Why There's No Such Thing as "Crying Wolf" in Cybersecurity

Why reporting suspicious activity is one of the most effective security controls your organization has Every Report Matters Security incidents rarely begin with sophisticated attacks. More often, they start with something that simply doesn't seem right—a suspicious email, an unfamiliar visitor, an unexpected password reset notification, or unusual computer behavior. In those moments, it's easy […]

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Taking Back Your Privacy: How to Clean Your Personal Data From the Internet

Every time you browse the web, register for a retail discount, or sign up for an app, your digital footprint expands. Today, information ranging from your phone number and home address to your shopping history is bought, sold, and compiled across a massive web of corporations. To truly wipe your identity from the internet, an […]

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Securing Your Home Office: A Practical Guide to Reducing Cyber Risk

Why your home network may be your weakest security link—and how to strengthen it Your Home Office Is Now Part of Your Security Perimeter Today’s home office is more than a laptop and a Wi-Fi connection. It’s a digital ecosystem where corporate devices coexist with personal phones, tablets, and smart home technology. That convenience comes with risk. […]

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Mortgage Assumptions Are Re-Emerging—What Lenders Need to Know

After two years of constrained origination volume, lenders are actively looking for new paths to revenue and borrower access. One area gaining renewed attention: mortgage assumptions. In today’s rate environment, assumptions offer a compelling alternative, allowing borrowers to take over existing loans with below-market interest rates, creating opportunities in an otherwise challenging housing market. What is a mortgage […]

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HUD Finalizes Loss Mitigation Framework for Section 184 and 184A Loans

How Servicers Can Operationalize the New Requirements ONAP Establishes Permanent Loss Mitigation Framework HUD’s Office of Native American Programs (ONAP) has issued permanent loss mitigation requirements for loans guaranteed under the Section 184 Indian Housing Loan Guarantee and Section 184A Native Hawaiian Housing Loan programs. Published in Lender Letter 2026-03, the framework replaces prior COVID-era […]

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Protecting Borrower Data in 2026: What Lenders and Homebuyers Need to Know

The Secure Home Purchase: Defending PII in Today’s Lending Environment Securing a mortgage today requires more than financial readiness—it requires a disciplined approach to protecting Personally Identifiable Information (PII). While recent regulatory changes have reduced certain sources of exposure, the rapid evolution of AI-driven fraud has introduced new risks across the lending lifecycle. For both […]

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Protecting Your Mortgage Application: Essential Cybersecurity Tips for Homebuyers

Applying for a mortgage is an exciting milestone—but it also requires sharing highly sensitive financial information. As a result, the mortgage process has become a prime target for cybercriminals seeking to exploit moments of urgency and complexity. Understanding the risks—and how to mitigate them—can help protect your information and your funds throughout the application and […]

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Beyond the Mandate: Using CRA and Fair Lending to Drive Impact and Growth

This article was originally published as part of Asurity’s thought leadership series with ACUMA and is shared here to extend the conversation beyond the ACUMA member community. CRA and fair lending requirements are often viewed through the lens of compliance — obligations to be met, exams to be passed, findings to be avoided. But for […]

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Debanking, BSA/AML, and the Risk of Overcorrection

This article was originally published as part of Asurity’s thought leadership series with ACUMA and is shared here to extend the conversation beyond the ACUMA member community. Debanking has become one of the most complex and sensitive issues facing financial institutions today. At its core, the debate reflects a difficult balancing act: managing financial crime […]

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Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice: A Practical Guide for Texas Lawyers and Beyond

Hardly a day passes without Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities and advancements capturing the headlines. Without question, AI is rapidly impacting many aspects of our daily lives—banking, software development, education, and, yes, the practice of law. While the benefits and impacts of AI are frequently extolled, the reality is that AI remains in the early stages […]

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