RSA Security

51 results about this entity

Period: 19 May 2004 - 07 Jul 2020

New Zealand's ASB sets NZ$1 per month charge for security tokens

New Zealand's ASB Bank is to charge customers NZ$1 per month for the security of a hardware-based authentication token for transacting online.

Fraud fears hitting online shopping

The fear of identity theft is forcing many consumers to cut the amount they spend on online purchases, according to research commissioned by RSA Security.

JPMorgan opens Access with secure authentication technology

JPMorgan has introduced new patent-pending authentication technology, combining RSA SecurID tokens and digital signing, to authorise transactions over its corporate cash management portal.

BankWest introduces RSA two-factor authentication to business customers

Australia's BankWest has begun issuing RSA Security's SecurID two-factor authentication tokens to its online business banking customers.

American Bank and Stonebridge sign for RSA two-factor authentication system

RSA Security has signed Pennsylvania-based American Bank and Stonebridge Bank to its two-factor authentication technology, SecurID.

Cyota signs credit union as phishers move downstream

The Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union (PSECU) has signed up for Cyota's FraudAction anti-phishing package as Internet monitors report a sharp rise in fraudulent online attacks against credit unions and smaller regional US banks.

New phishing scam targets victims by name

Security experts are reporting incidences of new 'personalised' phishing attacks, in which organised gangs of fraudsters use stolen consumer data to target individual account holders at specific banks.

SMS text authentication a hit down under

New Zealand's ASB Bank says over 19,000 customers have registered to use its Netcode SMS authentication system for transacting over the Internet since the service was launched in December 2004.

E*Trade Financial to introduce two-factor authentication

E*Trade Financial has become the latest US financial institution to announce a move to two-factor authentication for customers transacting over the Web.

Online bank viability at risk as phishing scams proliferate

One in two online US bank customers claim to have received at least one phishing e-mail, raising fears for the security and future viability of the Internet channel, according to anti-fraud firm Cyota.

Cyota secures $7.25 million financing

New York security software vendor Cyota has secured $7.25 million in a round of private financing led by Bessemer Venture Partners.

RSA signs Commerce Bank for two-factor authentication

US regional Commerce Bank has introduced RSA SecurID two-factor authentication to secure mobile and remote access to online accounts for 4000 employess and corporate customers.