When Every Second Counts: How a $5B Credit Union Sped Up Emergency Response Across 50+ Sites
Your IT team can revoke a terminated employee's network access in minutes. Can you say the same for their alarm code?
At most financial institutions, every digital credential is governed, automated, and audited, while alarm codes still live on a spreadsheet managed by one person in the field. The result: former employees with working codes years later, a patchwork of vendors with no unified view, and on-call staff woken at 3 a.m. every time the cold temperature set off the alarm.
Keesler Federal Credit Union, a credit union serving more than 380,000 members worldwide at 50+ branches across Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama and the United Kingdom, closed that gap. Join Stefanie Moran, Director of Integrated Security & Resilience, in this live webinar to learn how her team:
Sped up response by up to 10x. Instead of digging through footage after an alarm goes off, the team quickly pulls up the relevant video, so they can confirm a real threat and act fast.
Managed alarm codes like cyber credentials. Codes are provisioned by role, tied to identity systems, and revoked automatically at termination.
Turned an audit liability into a risk metric. Physical-access deactivation is now tracked as a key risk indicator.
Consolidated a patchwork of vendors. Alarm, camera, and access systems now run on one platform with a true single pane of glass.
Cut cold-weather false alarms by ~90%. Modern sensors ended needless dispatches and middle-of-the-night wake-up calls, freeing a lean team to focus on real investigations.
You'll leave with a practical framework for bringing the same rigor to physical access that you already apply to everything else, across every branch and ATM.
Bring your questions for live Q&A.
Information you submit will be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Speakers
Stefanie Moran
Stefanie is the Director of Integrated Security & Resilience at Keesler Federal Credit Union. She rose from systems infrastructure to owning security governance, risk, incident response, continuity, vendor risk, physical security, and AI governance.
Your IT team can revoke a terminated employee's network access in minutes. Can you say the same for their alarm code?
At most financial institutions, every digital credential is governed, automated, and audited, while alarm codes still live on a spreadsheet managed by one person in the field. The result: former employees with working codes years later, a patchwork of vendors with no unified view, and on-call staff woken at 3 a.m. every time the cold temperature set off the alarm.
Keesler Federal Credit Union, a credit union serving more than 380,000 members worldwide at 50+ branches across Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama and the United Kingdom, closed that gap. Join Stefanie Moran, Director of Integrated Security & Resilience, in this live webinar to learn how her team:
Sped up response by up to 10x. Instead of digging through footage after an alarm goes off, the team quickly pulls up the relevant video, so they can confirm a real threat and act fast.
Managed alarm codes like cyber credentials. Codes are provisioned by role, tied to identity systems, and revoked automatically at termination.
Turned an audit liability into a risk metric. Physical-access deactivation is now tracked as a key risk indicator.
Consolidated a patchwork of vendors. Alarm, camera, and access systems now run on one platform with a true single pane of glass.
Cut cold-weather false alarms by ~90%. Modern sensors ended needless dispatches and middle-of-the-night wake-up calls, freeing a lean team to focus on real investigations.
You'll leave with a practical framework for bringing the same rigor to physical access that you already apply to everything else, across every branch and ATM.
Bring your questions for live Q&A.
Speakers
Stefanie Moran
Stefanie is the Director of Integrated Security & Resilience at Keesler Federal Credit Union. She rose from systems infrastructure to owning security governance, risk, incident response, continuity, vendor risk, physical security, and AI governance.
Information you submit will be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy.