Millions are being lost to financial malware each week. A single malware incident can leave customers and banks scrambling to recovery over $1M in an instant. Designed to target the payments and transfer capabilities of online business banking, Zeus and other man-in-the browser, man-in-the-middle, and keylogger attacks are stealing money from unsuspecting victims on a massive scale.

All of this leaves institutions vulnerable not just to a tidal wave of fraud but also lost customer revenue. In response, some institutions are even weighing disabling high margin payment services to protect customers.

With over 70,000 Zeus variants detected in a single year, a new approach to securing banking access is required. To combat fraud, NACHA, the US-based Electronic Payments Association, and FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) developed guidelines for safe Web banking. These recommend that a dedicated, single-purpose computing environment be used only for online banking. To help protect online banking users secure their accounts according to these guidelines and stay ahead of criminals, IronKey developed Trusted Access for Banking. 

Protect commercial banking clients from account takeovers with IronKey solutions

IronKey Trusted Access for Banking provides a safe oasis for conducting online business banking. A portable USB security device stores a tamper-proof browser that runs completely separate of other applications on a computer. Advanced anti-fraud technologies, including encrypted keyboard input, combined with safe browsing policies provide banks with a powerful new tool to protect clients and their business. As well, providing a branded, portable USB security device to clients delivers a unique competitive differentiator

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White Paper - Protecting Commercial Online Banking