Artificial intelligence (AI) tools are transforming how organizations work. From drafting emails and brainstorming ideas to analyzing data and automating tasks, AI can help teams become more productive and efficient.However, not all AI platforms are created equal. While many organizations are embracing AI, some users may unknowingly expose sensitive information by entering it into public … Read more
Aaron Beck Brunk
As Vantage Point Solutions expands its Banking Division, financial institutions benefit from greater expertise, broader capabilities, and responsive support. Our commitment to the banking industry starts with investing in the team members and expertise needed to serve financial institutions well. This continued growth strengthens our ability to support banks and credit unions facing complex regulatory … Read more
Independent Audit Reinforces Commitment to Security, Reliability, and Continuous Improvement MITCHELL, SD — Vantage Point Solutions has completed its SOC 2 Type II audit, performed by KirkpatrickPrice. The audit validates the company’s commitment to maintaining strong security controls and protecting the information entrusted to it by clients. The SOC 2 Type II audit evaluates the design … Read more
Lock laptops, tablets, and other devices in drawers or cabinets when not in use. Don’t leave electronics unattended in public or shared areas.
Regulatory compliance requires more than technical expertise. It requires trusted advisors who understand your organization, your history, and the challenges you face. At Vantage Point Solutions, our regulatory consultants bring decades of combined industry experience and have built long-standing relationships with broadband providers across the country. That longevity gives clients access to experienced professionals who … Read more
If a coworker emails asking for sensitive data, gift cards, or wire transfers, confirm the request through another method (like a phone call). Their account could be compromised.
Vantage Point Solutions has introduced dedicated marketing services for banks and credit unions, bringing specialized strategy, creative support, and industry insight to banks looking to strengthen their brands, deepen customer relationships, support their communities, and move strategic marketing work forward with greater clarity and capacity. You’re being asked to do more with marketing: grow relationships, … Read more
Even if you delete a post, screenshots or archives may still exist. Always consider how your content could be used or misinterpreted before sharing.
Connect to your company’s network using a VPN to encrypt your internet traffic. This helps protect sensitive data from being intercepted.
Don’t let spam pile up—clean it out like you would your room, or you might miss the “monster under the bed” (aka a phishing scam). Stay organized and keep the creepy crawlies away.
Scan networks, systems, and applications for vulnerabilities at least once a year. Consider a third-party penetration test to uncover security gaps before attackers do.
Keep sensitive areas, storage units, and filing cabinets locked when not in use. This helps protect confidential documents and equipment from theft or unauthorized access.
Phishing can happen on social media through messages or posts that contain malicious links. If something seems off, don’t click — report and block instead.
Review applicable laws (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA, CCPA, PCI-DSS) to ensure your organization remains compliant. Update policies and practices to reflect any changes in the legal landscape.
