Tag: Blogs

Stop Letting Browsers Store Your Passwords: A 10-Minute Fix

Last updated: November 2025 Saving passwords in your browser might seem convenient — until it isn’t. Chrome, Edge, Safari, and Firefox all store credentials in plain view to anyone who gains access to your device or account. Unlike dedicated password managers, browser storage lacks encryption, multifactor authentication (MFA), and oversight. Here’s a quick five-step plan […]

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2025 Mortgage Compliance Landscape Check-In: Where are We Now?

By Jonas Hoerler, Chief Regulatory Counsel, RegCheck & Diane Jenkins, Partner, Sandler Law Group So far calendar year 2025 has brought with it some of the most significant changes to residential mortgage compliance the industry has seen in many years. Much of the federal activity eliminated policies the agencies considered “outdated,” reducing unnecessary compliance costs […]

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Take Back Your Inbox, Mailbox, and Phone: The Ultimate Opt-Out Checklist

Last updated: October 2025 Tired of spam calls, overflowing credit offers, and marketing emails? You’re not alone. Beyond the annoyance, unsolicited messages create clutter, waste time, and can increase your risk of scams or data exposure. Use this step-by-step checklist to dramatically cut junk communication using official registries, trusted opt-outs, and built-in privacy tools. 1) […]

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Fast, Compliant, and Confident: The Payoff of Smarter Lending Workflows

When time and trust are on the line, “good enough” doesn’t cut it. Members expect faster answers. Examiners expect stronger controls. And your team needs a way to deliver—without burning out or falling behind. For too many credit unions, the real friction isn’t people. It’s the process. Manual TRID reviews. Rework on doc packages. Audit […]

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2025 Mortgage Compliance Landscape Check-In: Where are We Now?

By Jonas Hoerler, Chief Regulatory Counsel, RegCheck & Diane Jenkins, Partner, Sandler Law Group Internal defenses aren’t enough. Today’s fraudsters target your customers’ trust just as much as your So far calendar year 2025 has brought with it some of the most significant changes to residential mortgage compliance the industry has seen in many years.  […]

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Your Brand Is a Security Control: How Banks Thwart Modern Fraud

Internal defenses aren’t enough. Today’s fraudsters target your customers’ trust just as much as your systems. The strongest programs pair rock-solid internal controls with brand integrity and crystal-clear customer communications. 1) Fortify the core 2) Own your public attack surface Fraudsters spoof your identity before they steal your data. 3) Standardize customer touchpoints Make it […]

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Doing More With Less: Smarter Lending Strategies for Lean Credit Union Teams

Across the credit union landscape, leaders are navigating a growing paradox: rising complexity, shrinking teams. Lean teams aren’t a trend. They’re the reality many credit unions are navigating day to day, with no signs of slowing. Fewer hands. Less time. Yet the same expectations. The same regulatory complexity. The same pressure to deliver cleaner, faster, […]

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Synthetic Identity Fraud: How AI is Powering the Rise of “Fake People”

By Scott Sykes, CISO, Asurity Synthetic identity fraud is one of the fastest-growing financial threats in the U.S. - and it’s getting a major boost from artificial intelligence. By blending real and fake information, fraudsters are now using AI to create entirely new “people” with convincing digital footprints. These synthetic identities are not only difficult […]

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11 Proactive Ways to Prevent Identity Theft Before It Happens

By Scott Sykes, CISO, Asurity In an era of constant connectivity, protecting your personal and financial information has never been more urgent. Identity theft isn’t just an inconvenience—it can cause long-term damage to your credit, finances, and peace of mind. As data breaches and fraud tactics grow more sophisticated, individuals and institutions alike must take […]

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A Diminished CFPB Part Two: How Will Courts and the Industry Respond

By Jonas Hoerler, Chief Regulatory Counsel, RegCheck & Diane Jenkins, Partner, Sandler Law Group Part One of this series discussed the role of states in filling the gap left by the current administration pulling back the role of the CFPB. Part Two will discuss how the courts and the mortgage industry itself may respond to […]

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