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Banks Make Online Services More Secure

Tags » Authentication, Financial Regulators, Online Banking

Vauhini Vara writes for the Wall St. Journal about the steps various US banks are taking to implement stronger authentication for customer access to their online banking systems - at least partially in response to new security guidelines from the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) issued last year. One byproduct - increased customer service calls to banks as some of their consumers struggle to get used to the stronger authentication.

Glenbrook's Jim Salters shares a perspective on the FFIEC Authentication guidance and summarizes our experiences working with clients to ensure they're ready by the deadline.


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