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Tampa, FL – February 25, 2026 – Optiri, a wholly owned subsidiary of Trellance Cooperative Holdings, Inc., today announced that it is adding Penetration Testing to its roster of IT and cybersecurity offerings.
Penetration Testing is an NCUA requirement, though there are no real specifications for how often it should be conducted. Most credit unions default to annually, and many use internal resources to conduct pen testing. Internal resources, however, may lack insight into how bad actors operate and may also demonstrate blind spots to their own credit union’s potential vulnerabilities. By partnering with Optiri, credit unions receive access to a credit union pen testing specialist, who understands how credit unions work, what bad actors look for and how best to identify – and address – vulnerabilities.
Pen Testing from Optiri can be conducted in several different manners:
“This is something our credit union partners have been asking for,” said Barry Lewis, Senior Director, Security & Consulting at Optiri. “They know they’re at risk, and they want to be proactive about finding and correcting those issues. We’re very excited to be able to now offer a solution for our existing partners and hope we can also be of aid to new credit unions as well.”
Penetration Testing is now available through Optiri. Visit Optiri.com and click on Consulting Services to learn more.
About Optiri
Optiri delivers optimized, refreshed and innovative IT solutions designed specifically for credit unions. By leveraging their deep industry expertise, Optiri addresses complex technology challenges – ranging from disaster recovery to network security – ensuring seamless, secure and compliant operations. Their tailored approach enables credit unions to focus on member-facing innovations while Optiri handles the technology that powers credit union success. Learn more at Optiri.com.
Media Contact:
Maren Bradley
Marketing Communications Manager
mbradley@trellance.com
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