Credit union IT & cybersecurity
When the NCUA examiner asks,
will you have the answers?
Your board expects accountability.
Your examiner expects evidence.
Your members expect protection.
We help you stay ready.
Find security weaknesses and test how an attacker could use them. Testing is limited to systems you authorize.
Fix the agreed findings, starting with the greatest risks to your credit union. Coordinate vendor changes where needed.
Retest the fixes and show your board what was resolved, what remains open, and what comes next.
Two ways to work with Noltech
The support you need. The team you choose.
Have IT staff or a provider? We can handle cybersecurity alongside them. Need everyday IT support? We can be your outsourced IT team.
Policies, procedures & NCUA exam preparation
Be ready to explain your security program.
Your board and examiners need clear answers: What are the risks? What have you tested? What have you fixed? We help organize the policies, records, and improvement plan behind those answers.
We help you prepare and improve. Your credit union remains responsible for compliance; the NCUA determines examination results.
We help you complete NCUA’s voluntary ACET cybersecurity self-assessment, identify gaps, and build a roadmap with clear priorities and next steps.
Prepare for the NCUA Information Security Examination (ISE) with organized security policies, testing records, remediation progress, and board reports.
Help put your security program into writing: clear policies for leadership and practical procedures your staff can follow.
What you receive
Clear answers for your CEO and board.
Know what you’re getting before work begins. Reports explain the risks, the fixes, and the work still needed.
Know the risks
A report of the weaknesses found, the systems affected, and why each finding matters to your credit union.
Know what to fix first
A remediation plan showing priorities, who is responsible, and which fixes will be retested under your agreed scope.
Keep your board informed
A plain-English board summary: work completed, retesting results, remaining risks, and decisions that need your attention.
How we get started
Start with a free introductory call.
Discuss
Tell us about your credit union, current IT provider, security concerns, and next exam.
Define
Agree on what we will test, fix, and deliver, with your permission and a clear price.
Test & fix
Find the weaknesses, explain the risks, and fix the agreed findings with your team and vendors.
Retest & report
Check the fixes, report the results, and give you a clear plan for remaining improvements.
Before we talk
Your questions,
answered.
Can you work with our IT staff or provider?
Yes. We can handle vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, remediation, policies, and exam preparation alongside your internal IT staff or current provider. You can hire us for cybersecurity services without switching your everyday IT support.
Can you work with our core and other vendors?
Yes. We coordinate with your core processor and other vendors. Vendor-controlled systems require their permission before testing or changes.
How would work outside West Virginia be handled?
We discuss remote support, your vendors, and any onsite work before quoting. You will know how the work will be delivered before you commit.
Is the initial conversation free?
Yes. Your introductory call is free. Testing, remediation, exam preparation, and ongoing IT support are quoted separately.
We love credit unions.
Less stress. More confidence.
More time for your members.
We’re here to help your credit union succeed. Schedule a free introductory call with Vincent Nolte, CEO, about cybersecurity, exam preparation, or everyday IT support.
Talk directly with Vincent Nolte, CEO. Email your credit union’s name and the best number to reach you.