Additional Strongly Recommended Security Procedures Sample Clauses

Additional Strongly Recommended Security Procedures. From time to time and as applicable, the Bank may make available additional Security Procedures for use with Online Banking. The Bank strongly recommends the use of these additional Security Procedures to help deter and protect against unauthorized transactions associated with the Services, including the following: - Alerts: As further described in this Agreement, the Bank provides optional Account and security alerts associated with certain modules of Online Banking and the Mobile Banking Service that you may elect to use. Alerts may be set up to notify you of key Online Banking transactions or when oth- er important activity has occurred. Additional details about Online Banking alerts are available at the Online Banking Service website and associated web pages.
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Additional Strongly Recommended Security Procedures. From time to time and as applicable, Bank may make available additional Security Procedures for use with Online Banking and related Services. Bank strongly recommends the use of these additional Security Procedures to help deter and protect against unauthorized transactions associated with the Online Banking Services, including the following:  Dual Control: With this additional security feature, one Authorized User is permitted to create, edit, cancel, delete and restore ACH Entries or files, or wire transfer requests with his/her Access Devices; a second different Authorized User with his/her Access Devices is required to approve, release or delete the transaction request.
Additional Strongly Recommended Security Procedures. From time to time and as applicable, we may make available additional security procedures for use with ACH origination or wire transfers via Business Services. We strongly recommend the use of these additional security procedures to help deter and protect against unauthorized transactions associated with the Services, including the following: - Dual Control. The security procedures include controls within Business Online Service and ACH origination, wire transfers and Bill Payment to segregate the duties of those authorized users who can create transactions from those authorized users who can release transactions. With this additional security feature, one authorized user creates, edits, cancels, deletes and restores certain transactions with his/her User ID, password, Xxxxx and other access credentials; a second different authorized user with his/her User ID, password, Token and other access credentials reviews and/or approves the transaction request prior to it being released.
Additional Strongly Recommended Security Procedures. From time to time and as applicable, Bank may make available additional Security Procedures for use with Online Banking and related Services. Bank strongly recommends the use of these additional Security Procedures to help deter and protect against unauthorized transactions associated with the Online Banking Services, including the following: • Dual Control: Bank strongly encourages Customer to segregate the duties of those Administrators who create and approve Authorized Users, as well as those Authorized Users who can create transactions from those Authorized Users who can release and approve transactions. Company should put procedures in place that permit one Authorized User to create, edit, cancel, delete and restore certain transactions including but not limited to AC Entries or files, Remote Deposit Capture batches or wire transfer requests with his/her Access Devices; a second different Authorized User with his/her Access Devices is required to approve, release or delete the transaction request. For Mobile Banking and Mobile Deposit, an Authorized User may approve a transaction using the Mobile Device associated with Mobile Banking and/or Mobile Deposit.
Additional Strongly Recommended Security Procedures. From time to time and as applicable, the Bank may make available additional Security Procedures for use with Online Banking. The Bank strongly recommends the use of these additional Security Procedures to help deter and protect against unauthorized transactions associated with the Services, including the following: • Alerts. As further described in the Rockland Trust Online Banking Agreement, the Bank provides optional Account and mandatory security alerts associated with certain modules of Online Banking and the Mobile Banking Service. Alerts may be set up to notify Customers of key Online Banking transactions or when other important activity has occurred. Additional details about Online Banking alerts are available at the Bank’s Security Center located at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.
Additional Strongly Recommended Security Procedures. From time to time and as applicable, Bank may make available additional Security Procedures for use with Online Banking and related Services. Bank strongly recommends the use of these additional Security Procedures to help deter and protect against unauthorized transactions associated with the Online Banking Services, including the following: • Dual Control: The Security Procedures include controls within the Online Banking Service to segregate the duties of those Admin(s) who create and approve Users, as well as those Users who can create transactions from those Users who can release and approve transactions. With this additional security feature, one User is permitted to create, edit, cancel, delete and restore certain transactions including but not limited to ACH Entries or files, Remote Deposit Capture batches or wire transfer requests with his/her Access Credentials; a second different User with his/her Access Credentials is required to approve, release or delete the transaction request.

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