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Online Banking: 'Deputizing Our Customers' at Bank of America - Notes from RSA Conference Day 2

Tom Field (SecurityEditor) • April 10, 2008     5 Minutes   
Bank of America is well known for its mobile banking services. Currently, the institution has 750,000 mobile banking customers receiving services on 400 different kinds of devices.

But did you realize that one of the ways BoA secures its electronic offerings is by providing its customers with abuse reporting capabilities?

Listen to this dispatch from editor Tom Field to hear more about BoA's online initiatives, as well as to hear insights from a Fifth Third Bank executive on forensics and e-discovery.

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