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Better authentication allays online banking fears
Insight Some Asian regulators have mandated the use of two-factor authentication for Internet banking, but not how it is implemented. ZDNet Asia checks on where the banks are at.
War of the tokens
Insight Are hardware tokens losing favor to other emerging two-factor authentication technologies? ZDNet Asia finds out.
OCBC wants technology safe and tested
Insight Because banks manage customers' money and confidential data, IT innovation must at times give way to security, says OCBC Bank CIO Lim Khiang Tong.
Tags: Innovation, Banking, Technology, Security, Singapore, Malaysia, Banking Industry, CIO, financial, bank
More S'poreans opt for online banking
News Banks report increase in online users and transactions; some are sticking to their chosen modes of second-factor authentication, for now.
Tags: Authentication and encryption, Security applications/tools, Business security, Web services, Security, Mobile, IT Security, Hardware Token, Internet Banking, online banking
Personal security gets DIVA treatment
News Singapore government develops a security software tool to help users manage their digital identity via various devices, including flash-based storage cards.
Four deadly security sins
News Security expert names most damaging practices Asia's IT administrators need to avoid to ensure their company's network remains well-protected.
Tags: Business security, Network security, Viruses and worms, IDS (Intrusion Detection Systems), Spam and phishing, Authentication and encryption, Security Management, Security applications/tools, Security implementation/standards, SMB
Hello, is that really you?
Insight The telephone is just as susceptible--as the Internet--to fraud, but banks can mitigate security risks by better identifying callers.
OCBC hits a mobile milestone
Insight The Singapore bank shares the technical issues and lessons learnt in developing its mobile phone banking service.
Tags: Cellular phones, Mobile commerce
Make banking hassle-free
Blogs At a recent dinner held in conjunction with my former principal's retirement, I was taken aback when I found out that se...
Tags: Authentication and encryption
Asia's banks split on SMS authentication
Insight Texting may be convenient and less costly to implement, but it doesn't have the unanimous vote of the industry for effective two-factor authentication.
Tags: Authentication and encryption, Network infrastructure, Mobile
Asia's banks split on SMS authentication
Techguide Texting may be convenient and less costly to implement, but it doesn't have the unanimous vote of the industry for effective two-factor authentication.
Finding a replacement for passwords
Insight Seeking to replace password-based security systems are new verification gadgets that range from tokens to cell-phone-based systems--but cost keeps them from catching on.
Tags: Security
Biometrics: Still searching for a pulse
Insight The uptake of biometric technology was once considered a sure thing, but today, companies have become less enthused due to biometrics' negative stigma.
Tags: PC security, IT Management
Securing beyond two-factor authentication
News Two-factor authentication alone is insufficient security for online banking, says Oracle exec.
Tags: Authentication and encryption, Policy and management, Security implementation/standards, Security Management
Hardware vulnerable in two-factor authentication
News Software tokens, not hardware tokens, are the way forward to counter identity theft, says a mobile banking software vendor.
Tags: PC security, Data security, Authentication and encryption, Security Management, Security applications/tools
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