How secure is banking on the Internet?
Of course, being that we are now in the new millennium, we may find ourselves with new ways to keep our information to ourselves. On November 9, 1999, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill allowing the use of new “digital signature” technologies, such as digitized images of your face, iris, voice or fingerprints. This revolution is still in the workings as the Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act, H.R. 1714, promises to set uniform standards of electronic identification and make digital signatures and electronic contracts legally binding. Allegiance Community Bank is excited about these prospects and for the security they potentially offer. However, until the arrival of these impressive technologies, Allegiance Community Bank is also proud to inform you that Internet banking is safer than most credit card transactions. Allegiance Community Bank resides behind a rigid “firewall” which protects it from unauthorized entry. Your deposits are also FDIC-insured
Internet banking is safer than most credit card transactions. The bank itself resides behind a rigid “firewall” and is protected from unauthorized entry. In addition, all NetBank transactions are encrypted, which means the information you send to the bank is not available on the Internet in a form that can be read. Plus, you select your own personal password that allows only you to access your account.
Schwab Bank incorporates a number of features to protect your accounts and personal information. The bank itself resides behind a rigid “firewall” and is protected from unauthorized entry. In addition, all Schwab Bank transactions are encrypted, which means the information you send to the bank is not available on the Internet in a form that can be read. Plus, you select your own personal password that allows only you to access your account.
Internet banking is safer than most credit card transactions because Standard Bank Online Banking and Bill Pay uses several layers of security. The Standard Bank Online Banking and Bill Pay data resides behind a firewall that is protected from unauthorized entry. In addition, all sensitive data is encrypted in the data warehouse and sessions are protected by your password and the security built into your browser. Please visit our Security Center for more information on how we protect your information.
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