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TruStage Cyber Incident Resource Hub

MCUL is sharing the following resources to help Michigan credit unions, their teams and their members find timely information related to the TruStage cybersecurity incident. Because the investigation remains active, details may change. TruStage’s official incident page should be treated as the source of truth for confirmed, current information.

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TruStage Cybersecurity Incident Updates

Read TruStage’s latest public statements and incident information.

Retirement Solutions Cyber Incident Updates

Find the latest service updates, participant FAQs and plan administrator guidance related to Retirement Solutions account access, transactions and payroll submissions.

Retirement Questions Plan Participants can call 1-800-999-8786 and Plan Sponsors can call 1-844-999-2677.  Agents are available M-F from 8 to 5 CST

Credit Union Payroll Upload

Credit Unions can now upload their payroll. Click above for details. 

Consumer Information and FAQs

Find answers to common questions and the latest consumer guidance from TruStage.

Claims Submission Page

Use TruStage’s online claims page to begin the submission process.

Partner Question Submission Page

Credit unions can share service-disruption questions or concerns directly with TruStage.

Member Talking Points and FAQs

Talking points for conversations with members and insured customers

Letter Template

This letter template was provided so that you can share information with your members.

What TruStage Shared with League Leaders

TruStage continues to make progress in its recovery efforts, with more retirement participants regaining access to account information and improvements reported in claims processing and member support. The company is also restoring additional services through a phased approach while rebuilding its technology environment with a focus on security, resilience and long-term stability. While restoration efforts have advanced significantly, some service backlogs remain and portions of the investigation and impact analysis are still ongoing.

Recommended Steps for Credit Unions

Stay Alert for Fraud

Fraudsters may try to take advantage of heightened concern around the incident. Remind staff and members to verify unexpected messages, avoid unrecognized links and never share passwords or one-time security codes.

MCUL is sharing these resources for informational purposes. TruStage owns and maintains the linked incident information and service pages.

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