Links in “Mobile Banking”
- Biometric Authentication: Cool and Secure?
Thereâs no question that using biometric authentication for your mobile apps has a very high âcoolâ factor. The bigger question though is does âcoolâ translate to more secure?  A few credit unions that have embarked down this path are now sharing their experiences. [4/1/15]
- What You Need to Know About API
Application Programming Interfaces (API), one of the hottest trends in mobile banking, allows companies to integrate their applications with other companyâs applications. For example, Uber is using an API to allow customers to arrange for a ride by pressing a button within the Open Table app. See what CO-OP is working on for credit unions. [3/4/15]
- NACHA Webinar Cominâ Right Up!
The webinar is being held February 5th and will cover topics like overdraft protection, payday lending, prepaid cards, mobile payments, and how you can prepare yourself for what lies ahead. [1/29/15]
- Bank IT Spending Continues Its Climb North
IT spending in North American banks is expected to grow 4.5% to $62.2 billion in 2015. Funds are mostly directed to maintenance, with other portions set aside for self-service machines, mobile banking, and other services and devices. [1/29/15]
- 2014: The Year of the User
Employees, not the IT department, are leading financial institutions to the use of cloud apps, leading 2014 to be dubbed "the year of the user." [12/15/14]
- Cyber Security Threat Shifting from Online to Mobile
Online banking malware threats fall 24% from previous quarter, while the number of mobile banking trojans tripled during the same period. [12/12/14]
- FBI Warns Congress about Mobile Banking Risks
A top FBI official told the Senate Banking Committee yesterday that mobile banking may be vulnerable because mobile devices may not be updated with security patches and may be subject to malware that is designed to specifically target mobile devices. He added that to date Android devices have been have been the prime target. [12/11/14]
- Mobile Payments May Be a Target in CFPBâs Proposed Rule on Prepaids
The proposed rule on prepaid accounts just issued by the CFPB has been expanded from the 2012 proposed rule to include a wider range of accounts. In addition to the use-anywhere prepaid cards, the proposed rule also covers such things as campus cards used for financial aid disbursements, some government-benefits cards, tax-refund cards, and prepaid cards that some companies use to pay employees. CFPB Director Richard Cordray added that prepaid accounts are more than just cards and include other types of accounts, such as PayPal, Google Wallet and possibly certain mobile payment plans. [11/14/14]
- 12-Step Plan for Consumer Cell Phone Protection
With mobile banking being the preferred method of banking by 10% of consumers, no wonder it has caught the attention of fraudsters. Here are 12 steps your consumers can take to protect the data on their mobile devices. [10/9/14]
- Personal Cybersecurity
In these perilous cybersecurity times, Lancaster Rose Credit Union's Matt Steffy gives 10 tips for personal online or mobile banking safety. [9/22/14]