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Access Shield is an additional login procedure for your Online Banking sign-on process.
This new login procedure will include multiple steps to verify your identity. In addition to entering your Member number and password, you will now see a personal security image. In some cases you will also need to answer one of a set of pre-selected security questions.
The added security features allow our Members to know that they are accessing our website and not a fraudulent site, and it enables us to know that we are dealing with an authentic Member.
The Credit Union is offering improved online security features in an effort to prevent Online Banking users from falling victim to bogus websites that search for sensitive financial information.
The login process is changing in three ways:
1. Login will become a multiple-step process. Instead of one screen where you enter your Member Number and Password you now enter your Member Number or User Name and Password. 2. The first time you login, you will be asked to input three challenge questions and corresponding answers as well as a personal Security Image. 3. During subsequent logins, you may be asked to answer a challenge question and verify the Security Image that you selected.
The User Name is an alternate way to gain access to your account. The User Name can be entered instead of your Account Number. The User Name must be unique. If you select a User Name already assigned to another member you will be asked to select another.
No. The Password you use to login to Online Banking will not change.
The Security Image is our way of letting you know that you are entering the legitimate Online Banking site of IBM Southeast EFCU. The text word that you selected at enrollment will be converted to an image. When you log into Online Banking you will see the Security Text Image with the IBM Southeast EFCU logo behind it. Don't use your Online Banking PIN or Password.
As the final step of the enrollment process you will be asked if you want to register your computer. Selecting this option will allow you to skip the step of answering one of your three security questions during future logins. The system uses information about your computer’s hardware and software to recognize a registered computer. This reduces the information that you must enter while at the same time providing increased security.
If you are using a computer that is accessed by numerous users we recommend that you do not register your account on that PC.
Yes, if you delete your cookies you will need to re-register your computer. In order to authenticate your login, the system uses both hardware and software information from your PC. If you delete your cookies this information will no longer be available to provide this authentication.
Yes, the Access Shield program uses both your hardware and software to recognize a registered computer. If you access Online Banking with a different browser, even if it’s on a previously registered computer, you will have to re-register the computer.
Yes, you can register your account on more than one PC.
Yes, you can register numerous accounts on the same PC.
If you should forget your Password or the answers to your Security Questions please contact us at serviceplus@ibmsecu.org, 800.873.5100 or 561.982.4700.
If you are NOT locked out of Online Banking you can login and click on the More Options button. Then click on either the change password or Access Shield button to change your information.
If your joint owner is using a personal PC then have them register the PC so that they will not have to answer any security questions after the initial enrollment. If at some point the PC becomes unregistered your joint owner may have to contact you if they have forgotten the answer.
Since the new security features only affect the login process, access to existing accounts and services will not change.
No, the only thing that has changed is how you login to Online Banking.
No, you will be redirected to a secure server within the IBM Southeast EFCU secure environment.
The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) is requiring all US financial institutions to implement additional security for Online Banking. This requirement, also known as Multi-Factor Authentication, is mandatory and affects all financial institutions offering Online Banking.
The additional layer of security will help to combat criminal practices known as “Phishing” or “Pharming”.
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