Comodo’s Two Factor Authentication solution is FFIEC compliant and provides a highly secure PKI-based platform that allows State National Bank to institute a user authentication schema that is easy for customers to use.
The authentication technology does not require customers to alter their banking behavior once their DigitalID has been created. Once a bank customer installs a digital certificate onto their computer, they can continue to use their existing usernames and passwords to effortlessly log in to their accounts. Client certificates can be delivered electronically and, with client certificates, Comodo Two Factor protects the integrity of data. As an added convenience, client certificates can be stored on smart cards or tokens for portability.
The Comodo Two Factor Authentication Solution opened up new ideas for us about how we could deliver a secure user authentication login process with minimal inconvenience to our customers, said Richard Steel, EVP of State National Bank of Big Spring. With this solution we can dramatically improve the efficiency and delivery of user authentication processes so our customers can securely and confidently use all of our online services.
Comodo Two Factor Authentication is an easily configured and effective solution that requires almost no bank-side integration and can be quickly deployed, often within weeks. Because Comodo Two Factor is based on established PKI infrastructure and digital certificate lifecycle management processes, operating costs are greatly reduced.
State National Bank of Big Spring successfully and strategically evolved its user authentication process into an easy yet secure platform that delivers reliable authentication services for its customers, said Melih Abdulhayoglu, CEO and chief security architect of Comodo. With this agile user authentication solution, State National Bank can easily incorporate new online banking services that will help drive continued future growth.
