IT & Cybersecurity for Connecticut Credit Unions & Banks

We manage everything around your core: the network, endpoints, email, security, backups, and the integrations your core depends on. Your core processor secures the core platform itself; the ring around it is exactly what ASG runs, documents, and reports on. We coordinate with your core vendor rather than replace them.

Yes. We keep your controls and evidence mapped to the ISE procedures examiners now use, maintain the Part 748 written security program, and organize the documentation so exam prep becomes a routine handoff instead of a fire drill. Our FFIEC & NCUA page walks through the full approach.

The Part 748 rule gives federally insured credit unions 72 hours to report a reportable cyber incident to the NCUA. We build the incident-response plan and reporting workflow so you can meet that clock when it matters.

Yes. We've helped credit unions through core conversions and been there for the cutover weekend. Your core vendor converts the core itself. Everything touching it is the part that gets underestimated, so we inventory the workstations, printers, scanners, and integrations, get them ready well ahead of the date, and stay reachable through the weekend as branches come up on the new system. We'd rather find the surprise two weeks early than at six on Monday morning.

Yes. The examiner differs (NCUA for credit unions; the FDIC, Federal Reserve, OCC, or your state department for banks), but they work from the same FFIEC handbook, so we build one program and map it accordingly.

An engineer answers the phone in about four rings on average, a real person, not a callback promise. First response on tickets averages seven minutes. When a branch or your online banking is affected, that speed is the difference between a blip and a bad day.