NCUAProposed Rule

Guidance: Response Programs for Unauthorized Access to Member Information and Member Notice

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Summary

The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) is proposing new rules that require credit unions to quickly notify members if their personal information is stolen or exposed in a data breach. The rules aim to protect people's financial information and give members time to prevent identity theft.

Key Points

  • 1Credit unions must create and follow a plan for responding when member data is hacked or accessed without permission
  • 2Members must be notified promptly when their personal information is compromised, so they can monitor their accounts and protect themselves from fraud
  • 3The regulation sets specific timelines and methods for how credit unions should communicate with affected members about the breach
  • 4Credit unions must document their response procedures and be prepared to explain them to regulators
  • 5The public comment period ends February 10, 2026, giving people time to provide feedback before the final rule is adopted

Key Dates

Published

December 11, 2025

Comment Deadline

February 10, 2026

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