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Today, financial institutions are faced with multiple factors that force them to rethink security strategies. Protecting the corporate brand, safeguarding customers and addressing appropriate industry regulations are now primary security concerns.
Does your organization understand the magnitude of online threats? Are you clear about how to best move forward?
George Tubin, a senior research director at TowerGroup, offers top tips for keeping fraudsters away, maintaining a strong brand image and increasing customer confidence in your online offerings.
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The November 2008 Red Flag deadline is looming. The new regulations, created by the U.S. Department of Treasury and the Federal Trade Commission, require each financial institution and creditor that holds any consumer account to develop and implement an "Identity Theft Prevention Program" for combating identity theft in connection with new and existing accounts.
Is your financial institution prepared? Learn what the regulations are, whom they apply to and what steps you need to take to comply before the deadline.
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Even if your government or agency is familiar with Basic Access Control ePassport technology, advanced security requirements have called for the creation of a new standard — Extended Access Control (EAC).
BAC plays a vital role and serves as the foundation of all ePassport initiatives. But now you can learn how EAC is ushering in a new generation of ePassport security. Discover the reasoning behind these standards and also download a pair of free white papers that provide insight into ePassport trust models and EAC technology.
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Last year, the Chilean government issued a mandate — the first in the world to have a strong enforcement clause — that all financial institutions implement strong two-factor authentication to help secure electronic transfers.
How did the banks respond? What steps did they take to ensure strong two-factor authentication was in place? What happened to those that failed to comply?
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The Entrust Certificate Management Service features a self-service tool that helps streamline the procurement and administration of SSL certificates. Acting as a centrally managed, self-service system, the Certificate Management Service helps reduce administrative hassles and lessens the risk of inadvertent certificate expiration by allowing customers to synchronize and control the timing of SSL certificate expiration. The Certificate Management Service also enables administrators to "re-use" or "recycle" their SSL certificates helping to maximize usage and minimize costs.

From compliance, information protection and brand value, your organization doesn't need additional reasons to deploy an e-mail encryption solution. But with a market flooded with so many choices, which is the right solution for your enterprise environment?
Luckily, SC Magazine put the top e-mail encryption platforms to the test. You might be surprised what they discovered.