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Thanks for checking out this episode of BanktasticTV’s “The CU Scoop” featuring Mark McSpadden. Here are some important notes about this episode:

Banktastic LinkedIn Group
Mark wanted to bring a little announcement from The Burst to The CU Scoop. David G., one of Banktastic’s awesome members, took it upon himself to create a group on LinkedIn for Banktastic! The group is growing, so join now and look for the Banktastics!

Filene Wants Your Feedback
If you’ve implemented some of Filene’s i3 ideas at your credit union, they want to hear from you! They recently made a call for feedback on their blog, so Mark wanted to help them out by spreading the word. Do them a favor and let them know what you think about their innovation ideas.

BancVue Stats
Jim Bruene posted an article on NetBanker recently that discussed the current status of BancVue and it’s popular rewards checking product. BancVue released a list of stats that show how well they’re doing. According to the stats, there are more than 13,000 new rewards checking accounts per week - that’s awesome! For a complete list of the stats, click here.

What’s on the whiteboard this week?
See what’s behind Mark’s head this week!

Email Us!
Feel free to email comments or suggestions about “The CU Scoop” to mark@banktastic.com, or post your thoughts on the Banktastic Community. We’re always looking for your input.

See you next week!

-The Banktastics

Download this video

Thanks for checking out this episode of BanktasticTV’s “The Burst.” Here are some important notes about this episode:

Banktastic LinkedIn Group
David G., one of Banktastic’s awesome members, took it upon himself to create a group on LinkedIn for Banktastic! You can get to the group by clicking here, or search “Banktastic.com” in LinkedIn’s groups. We are super privileged to have members like David that do little things like this for Banktastic. David, you rock!

News: At Countrywide, One Overlooked PC Led to Loss of 2M Records
I shared news yesterday about an insider breach at Countrywide Home Loans. The company had sealed up all of the USB ports on employee computers, but they missed one. An employee caught the open USB port and began stealing customer information over the course of two years. The article discusses that closing off a port can be done with something as simple as glue, but that stronger measures, such as a registry hack, may need to be taken if you want to ensure that your company’s data won’t be transferred via USB ports.

Brad working with Texas Bankers Association
Brad was unable to join us this week as he was out of town working with Texas Bankers Association. As you know, TBA is the first private network to join on with Banktastic. We are super excited to have them on board! Brad has been attending one of their conferences to showcase the network this week, and he’ll have some great footage for us next week. Look forward to that!

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Email Us!
Feel free to email comments or suggestions about “The Burst” to brad@banktastic.com, or post your thoughts on the Banktastic Community.

Thanks to our sponsors!
We’d like to give a huge thank you to our sponsors, Texas State Bank! We greatly appreciate your support!

See you next week!

-The Banktastics