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Desert Schools Federal Credit Union Upgrades Internet Security to Give Members Advanced Fraud Protection

Overview Desert Schools Federal Credit Union is Arizona's largest credit union, with more than US$2.7 billion in assets, over 325,000 members, and nearly 60 locations. Desert School wanted to protect member data against potential threats including phishing and integrate security with minimal business disruption. The challenge was to identify a solution that can scale to respond to increasingly sophisticated threats and stronger federal guidelines. Desert School implemented Oracle Adaptive Access Manager to provide advanced security and a future-proof fraud protection strategy - without sacrificing the convenience or usability of online baking systems. It also enabled real-time fraud detection and risk analysis, which can determine what location a user is signing in from or if someone is trying to login fraudulently from a different location.

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Publisher	Oracle	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2007	Downloads	1
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Data Mining - Analysis, Network Security, Security Management

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