Business continuity best practices

<p>Until recently, business continuity plans focused primarily on natural disasters and cyber events. <br/><br/>That changed quickly with the onset of the <a href='http://news.cuna.org/coronavirus'>coronavirus outbreak</a> and protests over the murder of George Floyd, which require credit unions to address a host of new issues, business continuity experts say. <br/><br/>This episode of the <a href='http://news.cuna.org/podcasts'>CUNA News Podcast</a> features a conversation with two business continuity experts from Quantivate: Andrea Tolentino, principal solutions architect, and Linda Carlson, solutions consultant. <br/><br/><a href='http://quantivate.com'>Quantivate</a> is the technology provider for the <a href='http://cuna.org/cucms'>Credit Union Compliance Management System</a> and the provider of several modules that integrate with the platform, including a <a href='http://quantivate.com/industries/credit-unions/credit-union-business-continuity-software-and-service/'>business continuity</a> module. <br/><br/>Plus, Brad Brown, vice president of enterprise risk management and security officer for $182 million asset <a href='https://www.socu.com/'>Service One Credit Union</a> in Bowling Green, Ky., explains the credit union’s collaborative approach to business continuity, how its business continuity efforts shifted during the pandemic, best practices, and more.</p>