TCF bank strengthens online security authentication RSA Adaptive
TCF Financial Corporation (TCF) announced today that it has chosen the RSA (R) Adaptive Authentication solution to provide increased security for consumers bank online. TCF is the provision of the solution, risk assessment based authentication and site-to-User Authentication Modules. RSA Adaptive Authentication is made solely by S1 Corporation, in collaboration with RSA, The Security Division of EMC, earlier this year to offer online banking has improved security to their customers solutions financial institution.
“Our customers’ safety is very important and with the increase in online fraud and identity theft, and the FFIEC deadline of the end of the year approaching, we have for our customers to strengthen protection banking online, “said Earl Stratton, TCF IOC.” RSA’s technology leader is still the protection of our customers. ”
RSA Adaptive Authentication provides the site-to-user-authentication with a common image secret
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