Security Management White Papers
Caixa Galicia Secures Customers' Online Banking Accounts With Patented DIGIPASS Technology
Overview With 564,314 online banking users, internet banking is a crucial component of Caixa Galicia's multichannel strategy. Caixa Galicia is the sixth largest savings bank in Spain with offices in Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, the United States and Latin America. Caixa Galicia has two different online banking services: Caixa Activa and Caixa Gestion. The savings bank wanted one solution suited for both applications without having to invest in additional infrastructure. VASCO's DIGIPASS technology together with the authentication software VACMAN Middleware allowed Caixa Galicia to secure access to their online banking applications for both their retail and corporate customer base without needing to invest in additional infrastructure and hardware.
| Publisher | VASCO Data Security | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | January 2009 | ||
| Format | Case Studies | ||
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