For CFIs

Community banks and credit unions face a specific threat calculus: your members trust you with their financial lives, and attackers exploit that trust relationship to perpetrate fraud.

The CFI Threat Surface

Credit unions and community banks are particularly vulnerable to two attack patterns:

• Member-targeted phishing — Emails spoofing your domain that instruct members to "verify" account credentials or approve transactions
• Vendor BEC — Emails impersonating your core processor, ACH provider, or SWIFT network that target your finance operations team

Both attacks depend on exploitable gaps in your email authentication posture. Without DMARC enforcement, spoofed email from your domain reaches member inboxes unblocked.

NCUA Alignment

VouchCore's Email Defense posture monitoring aligns with NCUA ISE Statement 3.3 requirements for email authentication controls. The Email Posture dashboard maps SPF, DMARC, and DKIM findings to the relevant ISE statement subsections, providing documentation for examination preparation.

Core Processor Ecosystem

VouchCore's Vendor Resolution layer identifies sending infrastructure from major CFI vendors — Fiserv, FIS, Jack Henry, Symitar, and others — by IP range, giving you visibility into which sending sources are generating authentication events on your domain.

What VouchCore Doesn't Touch

VouchCore has zero visibility into core banking systems, member records, account data, or transaction infrastructure. All analysis operates on public-facing DNS signals. No core processor integration is required or requested.