NASHVILLE– Volunteer Corporate Credit Union and Symphony—a wholly owned consulting services CUSO—have announced a new suite of cybersecurity services, powered by Tuik Security Group.
According to VolCorp, this decision will grant Symphony clients access to Tuik’s advanced security solution offerings for institutions looking to prioritize digital security, mitigate risk, and offer ongoing protection against evolving online threats.
“Every service we offer draws on our firsthand knowledge and experience of the credit union industry. As we think about what’s next for credit unions, it’s our responsibility to stay proactive – offering intuitive services that represent a new level of protection,” said Symphony President and VolCorp Chief Experience Officer Christina Adkison.
“In today’s digital landscape, safeguarding your members’ assets and personal information is paramount. Cybersecurity is no longer optional – it’s a necessity,” said VolCorp Vice President of Enterprise Risk and Symphony Consultant Tyler McNair. “Our partnership with Tuik Security Group underscores our commitment to equipping credit unions with robust cybersecurity solutions and expertise needed to safeguard their networks, data, and reputation in an increasingly hostile digital landscape; putting them in a position to be proactive instead of reactionary.”
“We are excited to bring together the industry expertise of Symphony and Tuik Security Group to deliver cybersecurity services for credit unions,” said Pete McLaughlin, chief client officer of Tuik Security Group. “The risk is real, and auditors are taking notice. This partnership empowers credit unions to mitigate risk and satiate regulators with tailored security programs that align with their unique IT environments and budget realities.”
Members can find more information about Symphony’s cybersecurity offerings by visiting the Symphony website and clicking the “risk” services category.