Make the Most of Your Credit Union’s Initiatives with Strategic Release Management!

Make the Most of Your Credit Union’s Initiatives with Strategic Release Management!

You’ve spent weeks reviewing CBX Release documentation and your staff has attended CU*Answers Release Training web conferences. Now it’s time to put all you have learned into action! CBX Strategic Release Management is a service which equips credit union executives and managers with strategic and meaningful approaches for the utilization of technology associated with major… Read more »

May 6, 2026

Arriving with CBX 26.05: New Password Settings for It’s Me 247 & BizLink 247

Arriving with CBX 26.05: New Password Settings for It’s Me 247 & BizLink 247

Beginning May 17th following the CBX 26.05 Release, some password configuration options will change for It’s Me 247 online banking and BizLink 247 online business banking. The first change will eliminate the option to allow SSN in It’s Me 247 temporary passwords. Any credit union that currently uses a temporary password that includes the SSN will be flooded during the release implementation… Read more »

May 1, 2026

A Note from Network Services: Security Notice for Recent Copy Fail Vulnerability – Remediation in Progress

A Note from Network Services: Security Notice for Recent Copy Fail Vulnerability – Remediation in Progress

CU*Answers Network Services is actively responding to a recent Copy Fail Vulnerability (CVE-2026-31431) that may be applicable to Linux based GUAPPLES. Network Services is currently engaged to identify its impact and to remediate any issues that may exist. If your GUAPPLE is identified as requiring a kernel update, our team will apply the patch directly;… Read more »

May 1, 2026

Arriving with CBX 26.05: New Password Settings for CBX

Arriving with CBX 26.05: New Password Settings for CBX

Beginning May 17th following the CBX 26.05 Release, there will be an update to passwords for CBX. With this update, CBX login passwords will be required to use a minimum of 15 characters, with a maximum of 128 characters allowed. With this update, we encourage users to utilize passphrases for enhanced security.

May 1, 2026