Security Recommendations. The following recommendations non exhaustively set forth security recommendations that Fuzer's Client must take into account when using the Services or Equipment. Failing to comply with those recommendations will discharge Fuzer of any liability. General recommendations The Client must ensure that all employees, consultants, subcontractors, agents and other representatives are informed of those recommendations, so that they are able to comply with them. The Client will take all reasonable measures to prevent his equipment, employees, consultants, subcontractors, agents and other representatives to cause any damage to Fuzer assets (including hardware, software, data and brand image). This includes data losses, data corruptions and services interruptions due to: ● wrong configurations, errors, misconduct, false-operations and voluntary data alterations; ● spreading of viruses, Trojans, backdoors, or any other type of malicious code. Network Segregation Recommendation The Client must implement segregation between the voice and data network. The technical rules to be implemented by the Client for such purpose can be asked to Fuzer. The Client may not expose any service on the SOP(s) or any other Fuzer Equipment directly to the public Internet.
Security Recommendations. We require an alpha-numeric password that is a minimum of 8 characters in length. We recommend that you create a password that utilizes numbers, special characters and both upper and lower case alpha characters. We require you to change your password periodically and do not allow you to use one of your previous four (4) passwords. Your password should not be associated with any commonly known or easily accessible personal identification, such as social security numbers, address, date of birth, names of children, and should be memorized rather than written down First Volunteer Bank is not responsible for any electronic virus or viruses that you may encounter. We suggest that you routinely scan your access devices using a continually updated virus protection product that also scans Internet and e-mail files.
Security Recommendations. The upward trend of more and more customers using online channels for banking and financial services has expanded the opportunities for criminals and cyber-crime. Cybercriminals using malware, keystroke loggers and/or Trojan viruses can capture customer information such as login credentials and Multi-Factor Authentication challenge questions/answers and can highjack the user’s computer using their IP address so that the criminal will appear to be the end-user. Some of the most common approaches for criminals to compromise end-user data is to take advantage of end- users signing on to unsecured networks, not having up to date virus protection and security patches, visiting compromised web sites or opening attachments with embedded malware or Trojan software. Due to the sophisticated nature of this crime, there is not one single solution for online security. The best approach is a multi-layered approach. The Bank recommends the use of a stand-alone computer to perform Cash Management activities ensuring that the computer is hardened, is not used for web-surfing or email, and that anti-virus software and security patches are installed and kept current. The Bank is not responsible for any electronic virus or viruses that you may encounter. We suggest that you routinely scan your PC using a continually updated virus protection product that also scans Internet and e-mail files. An undetected virus may corrupt and destroy programs, files, and your hardware, and may even affect portions of the software used for The Bank’s online banking. BANKING TRANSACTIONS WITH ONLINE BANKING Customer authorizes the Bank to take on the Customer’s behalf any action necessary to complete any transaction initiated through the Services. This authority includes, without limitation, the withdrawal of funds from any of Customer’s Accounts or the obtaining of a loan or new deposit account both of which are effective as though the Customer had signed a check or withdrawal form to make the withdrawal or signed a direct loan check to obtain the loan. New services may be introduced for Online Banking from time to time. The Bank will notify you of the existence of these new services. By using these services when they become available, you agree to be bound by the rules governing the use of such services, which will be made available to you concerning these services.
Security Recommendations. To help enhance your Online Services security, we recommend that you follow some general safety guidelines: ▪ When creating your Access ID, it must be unique and may not be used for other users that are authorized to access Online Services. ▪ If you are logged in to your Online Services using a public computer, do not walk away from the computer unless you have successfully logged out. ▪ Memorize your Password but if you must write it down, keep it stored in a safe or locked drawer or reputable third-party password keeper application. ▪ Do not give out your Account information, Password, or Access ID. ▪ Don’t choose a Password already used for other unrelated services. ▪ Choose a Password that is not easy to guess, keeping in mind that the requirement for choosing your Password is a minimum of eight (8) with a maximum of seventeen (17) characters, and must include one (1) numeric, one (1) alpha and one (1) special character. ▪ Do not use the word “password” in your Password. ▪ Consider using a passphrase as your Password. ▪ Try not to use names of family members or pets followed by a number. In addition, words in a dictionary, derivatives of Access IDs and common character sequences such as “12345678” should not be employed. Likewise, Passwords should not contain proper names, geographic locations, common acronyms, slang or personal details such as spouse’s name, license plate, social security number, or birthday. ▪ If you should receive a suspicious email or telephone call requesting information that purports to be from Denmark State Bank or notice errors on your account, please contact us immediately at 920-863-2161.
Security Recommendations. The upward trend of more and more customers using online channels for banking and financial services has expanded the opportunities for criminals and cyber-crime. Cyber criminals using malware, keystroke loggers and/or Trojan viruses have the ability to capture customer information such as Login credentials and Multi-Factor Authentication challenge questions/answers and can highjack the user’s computer using their IP address so that the criminal will appear to be the end-user. Some of the most common approaches for criminals to compromise end user data is to take advantage of end users signing on to unsecured networks, not having up to date virus protection and security patches, visiting compromised web sites or opening attachments with embedded malware or Trojan software. Due to the sophisticated nature of this crime, there is not on single solution for online security. The best approach is a multi-layered approach. In addition to the information mentioned in the Use of Your Security Password; Authorization section: We require an alpha-numeric password that is 8-10 characters in length. We recommend that you create a password that utilizes both upper and lower case alpha characters. While it may seem like an inconvenience to change your password, this is an essential piece of the multi–layered security approach. We require you to change your password from time to time and do not allow you to use one of your previous four (4) passwords. Your password should not be associated with any commonly known or easily accessible personal identification, such as social security numbers, address, date of birth, names of children, and should be memorized rather than written down. As an enhanced online security feature, the System utilizes the RSA Multi-Factor Authentication Solution. RSA Authentication provides you added safety by helping ensure that only you can access your bank account. RSA Authentication remembers which computer(s) you normally use, preventing potential fraudsters from logging into your account even if they somehow obtain your login information. When the computer you are using to access the System is not recognized, you must verify your identity by responding correctly to the Challenge Questions that you established during the User enrollment process before you can proceed to access the System. We recommend that Cash Management Administrators establish a series of valid days of the week and/or time limitations for each User within the User settings....
Security Recommendations. To help enhance your Internet Service security, we recommend that you follow some general safety guidelines: • Never walk away from your computer while logged on to this service. • Memorize your PIN. • Don’t share your PIN with anyone. • Don’t choose a PIN that you use as a password or code for other unrelated services. • Choose a PIN that’s not easy to guess. For example, use a minimum of six characters with a combination of numeric and alpha characters, and do not use names of family members or pets alone or followed by a number. Words in a dictionary, derivatives of user ids and common characters sequence such as “12345678” should not be employed. Likewise, PINs should not contain proper names, geographic locations, common acronyms, slang or personal details such as spouse’s name, license plate, social security number, and birthday. Choosing a PIN that contains at least one lower case and one upper alphabetic character and the use of non- alphabetic characters where feasible such as a numeral (0-9) or punctuation character is strongly recommended. • Never give your PIN to somebody else, even if they identify themselves as our employee. Under no circumstances do we need your PIN. • You must report errors or problems immediately to us. Should you receive a suspicious email or telephone request for information that purports to be from us, you must notify us immediately. In any such case, notify your banker or call us at (000) 000-0000. IN CASE OF ERRORS OR QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR ELECTRONIC TRANSFERS Telephone us at 000-000-0000 or write us at Denmark State Bank, 000 X. Xxxx Xx., X.X. Xxx 000, Xxxxxxx, XX, 00000 as soon as you can, if you think your statement or receipt is wrong or if you need more information about a transfer listed on the statement or receipt. Also, if your statement or posting shows transfers that you did not make, tell us at once. We must hear from you no later than 60 days after we made available to you the FIRST statement on which the problem or error appeared. If you do not tell us within 60 days of the date your statement is made available to you, you may not get any money you lost after the 60 days if we show that we could have stopped someone from taking the money if you would have told us in time. If a good reason (such as a long trip or a hospital stay) kept you from telling us, we will extend the time periods.
