Internet Security

Financial institutions can’t risk partnering with a website design and development company that isn’t fully in charge of hosting your site. In this blog, we’ll explore the reasons why people advise against trusting your design and development company with hosting your bank website and dispel the myth that working with an all-inclusive website company is unwise.

In last week’s blog, we discussed three cybersecurity threats in 2020: attacks on the Internet of things (IoT), incidents caused by human error, and mobile and 5G vulnerabilities. In this second of the two-part series, we’re going to explore how to safeguard your digital assets from these and other cyber threats with a cybersecurity framework.

As we enter the fourth quarter of 2020, we’re going to take a look at the techniques cybercriminals have been using this year and how you can protect your digital assets from them going into 2021. This first of a two-part series examines three cybersecurity threats that we’ve seen in 2020: attacks on the Internet of things, incidents caused by human error, and mobile and 5G vulnerabilities.

Bank website security begins with your web hosting provider. When looking at the safeguards implemented by your web hosting service, you’ll want to consider the physical location of the server and the monitoring of the network.

Selecting a bank web hosting provider can quickly become overwhelming with all the options out there. Today, we’re going to discuss three essential criteria to help you determine whether to host your site on a dedicated or shared server.

As COVID-19 continues to ravage the world, financial institutions should safeguard their websites and customers from cybercriminals who are using the pandemic to prey on the vulnerable. You can augment the security of your bank website by utilizing a .BANK domain. We’re here to explain .BANK, the advantage of the custom domain, and requirements for hosting your .BANK website.