Summit

07/24/2026

In our last episode of Federal Credit Fridays, we explored the challenges facing federal credit programs, with a particular focus on federal credit IT. Now, we turn to how agencies can begin solving those challenges.

When discussing complex topics like information security compliance, it is important to consider both the decisions agencies need to make and the continued growth of the tools and services available to support them. By looking at architecture, cost, performance, data movement, and implementation strategy, we can better understand why security compliance in federal credit is such a complex issue—and how programs can address the problems that arise.

In Part 2 of our three-part series on information security compliance, Anthony and Josh return to discuss key decisions around architecture, cost, performance, and data movement, along with the growing need for cloud-based solutions.

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06/26/2026

Information security compliance may not always be the most visible part of federal credit programs, but it is essential to their success. Behind every lending program is a complex technical infrastructure designed to support program operations, meet compliance requirements, and protect sensitive information. Federal lending programs face a unique challenge: managing large data sets that can span years—or even decades—while also navigating evolving audit standards, reestimate cycles, and strict data security controls.

In today's episode of Federal Credit Fridays, Anthony explains how this creates a distinctive operating environment where compliance is not just about following policy. It is an ongoing balance between keeping data secure, accessible, and ready to support mission outcomes.

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On this episode of Federal Credit Fridays, Anthony Curcio breaks down when and how shared services can boost efficiency in federal loan programs.