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Banking & Financial Services · Confidential client

Vulnerability Management Program for a Credit Union

Mean time to remediate critical findings brought down from 63 days to 9.

Client name withheld by agreement
Client
Credit union, 300,000 members
Region
Texas, U.S.
Year
2024
Duration
12 weeks
Scope
6,500 assets · 48 branches
Practice
Offensive Security & Resilience

The challenge

What was at stake.

A credit union serving 300,000 members scanned constantly but fixed slowly. Thousands of findings sat in spreadsheets, and examiners had started asking pointed questions.

The IT team was small. It needed to know which few findings truly mattered.

What we did

The approach, step by step.

  1. 01

    Full asset inventory

    6,500 assets across 48 branches identified and assigned to owners.

  2. 02

    Risk-based prioritization

    Findings ranked by exploitability, exposure and business impact instead of raw severity scores.

  3. 03

    Remediation service levels

    Clear deadlines by risk tier, tracked weekly with the IT team.

  4. 04

    Examiner-ready reporting

    Trend reporting the board and examiners can read in two minutes.

Outcomes

What changed, in numbers.

63 to 9 days
mean time to remediate critical findings
6,500
assets inventoried and owned
48
branches brought into one program
0
repeat examiner findings
Our examiners now ask us how we did it.
Chief Information Officer, client name withheld

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