Is Internet Banking secure?
Yes. Citizens Community Bank is committed to making Internet Banking safe and secure to provide you with peace of mind when you access your account information. To ensure the security of your account information, Internet Banking also uses 128-bit SSL encryption. To help protect your privacy while you are using he service, we will sign you out of the Internet Banking service after 10 minutes of inactivity.
Banking with us is secure. In fact, Internet transactions are actually more secure than most credit card transactions. When you do your banking online, you’re not actually transacting over the Internet in the way you might have imagined. You’re actually conducting your financial business over a secured server using encrypted transmissions. So, the information you send and receive to and from ebank is not available on the Internet in a form that can be read. Your data is encrypted (or “scrambled”) by Secure Sockets Layer, or SSL, which is the Internet’s encryption security protocol standard. And we have two more built-in safeguards at either end of the process: Only you can access your account information and funds, because only you know your Access ID and Privacy Password. None of them are stored on the web server or Internet banking server. Our ebanking systems function behind a “firewall” of software and hardware which prevents any unauthorized entry. All Internet servers are located
The server that stores your Community Business Bank account information uses Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol. This security encrypts the data sent making it difficult to see your information. In other words, your information is sent in a scrambled format. To ensure that the information is being sent from a secure server, the address will start with “https://” rather than “http://”. Also, you know you are receiving information from a SSL server securely by seeing the closed padlock at the bottom of your computer screen. When using 128-bit encryption technology to scramble your information, it would take a computer that is dedicated to do nothing else many years to unscramble. We require that Internet Explorer browsers use the 128-bit high encryption pack option for the strongest security available today. Internet Explorer High Encryption Pack is available for download now. Netscape users must use Netscape Communicator 4.5 or greater with 128-bit encryption to access CBB’s Internet B
Yes. Bank of Putnam County is committed to making Internet Banking safe and secure to provide you with peace of mind when you access your account information. To ensure the security of your account information, Internet Banking also uses 128-bit SSL encryption. To help protect your privacy while you are using the service, we will sign you out of the Internet Banking service after 10 minutes of inactivity.
We have placed the utmost importance in ensuring that your personal details, funds and account information remain secure from unauthorised access. AWA Credit Union employs banking industry standard 128-bit encryption of confidential data sent to and from this site to ensure that no information can be intercepted and read by others. Encryption scrambles the data that is sent on the line to stop people who may try to tap into or hack into Internet communications. The closed padlock on the bottom of the Internet Banking browser page indicates that the Internet Banking site is secure. Tip: To check that you are using a secure web address, look at the root of the web address following the letters “http://”. In a secure site you will see “https://www”. The letter “” signifies that you are accessing a secured address. Unsecured addresses do not include a “s” in the root address, they start with “http://”. In addition, our system has various security features to safeguard your transactions and
