Credit Union Website Hosting

We Protect Your Site with AT&T’s DDoS Defense System

In addition to the security practices of other companies that may only manage firewalls, intrusion prevention, and intrusion detection systems, we’ve taken security to the next level by implementing AT&T’s DDoS Defense System for added protection against Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Attacks.

AT&T monitors our network 24/7, and at the first sign of an attack, they have our prior authorization to immediately divert and filter our traffic upstream, sending only good traffic to our network. Simply stated, this service provides the best level of protection for any credit union on the internet.

In addition, our Attack ByPass System allows you to redirect your customers on a selective basis to your online banking website. You may specify an automatic or static page redirect with your own maintenance notice. With their backbone as a peering center for the internet, AT&T can stop ANY size attack within minutes, whereas our competitors may need to rely on the maximum throughput of a network appliance, which has limitations depending on the size of an

Our Proprietary CUWebsite® Security Monitor Works 24/7

We believe that if you have an issue with your credit union website, you should know about it so you can react immediately. Unlike some other vendors, we want you to know the status of your website and security at all times. That’s why we’ve created our exclusive CUWebsite™ Security Monitor. It monitors your website 24/7 and automatically alerts you to:

1. Connectivity issues;
2. Changes to your credit union website pages;
3. Domain name registration and DNS record changes;
4. Hijacking of your website; and
5. Other events that you should know about.

It’s simple and easy to use. There’s nothing for you to install. You remain in complete control of your monitoring settings, such as who and how you want to be alerted— by email or text message. You can also view, print, and save monthly logs to your computer for submission to federal examiners.

We Scan for Malware Daily

Malware (malicious software) is the biggest threat credit unions face on the internet today, and it affects millions of websites each year. The challenge is that even with anti-virus protection software with behavioral analysis technology, you may not be able to stop a zero-day virus that presents itself today from infecting your computer systems.

A zero-day virus is so new that your anti-virus software vendor doesn’t have a virus definition written for the malware to automatically protect your network. We scan client websites daily for malware, malicious JavaScript, malicious iframes, drive-by downloads, suspicious redirections, and IE-only attacks. We also determine whether your credit union website has been blacklisted according to Google and Norton Safe Browsing Standards. If malware is detected, we can easily restore your website from a prior day’s backup. This service is the quickest, safest, and surest way to eliminate malware from your website.

We Utilize Third Party Vulnerability Assessments

Although we keep software up to date by routinely installing patches and version updates, as an added precautionary measure, we use Trustwave to perform Third-Party Vulnerability Assessments on our network. Any potential vulnerabilities that may be discovered are immediately mitigated. Reports are provided to clients to meet Federal Examiner Guidelines.

We pledge to provide you with more than just great service and security. We pledge to provide you peace of mind to keep you “in the know.” We believe this is better for us, too. It gives us credibility and solidifies your trust in us.

Location. Location. Location.

Our location is a key advantage so vital that it deserves its own map!

Located in the Phoenix Metro Area, our facilities are virtually immune from exposure to the natural disasters present in almost all other areas of the country.

It’s just one more benefit when you work with CUWebsite™ Services.

We understand the bigger picture so you don’t ever have to worry about it.