Consumers feel that banks and other financial institutions should strengthen their depositors’ protections against online fraud, according to a survey from RSA Security.
Consumers feel that banks and other financial institutions should strengthen their depositors’ protections against online fraud, according to a survey from RSA Security.
According to the survey:
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*73% of account-holders believe that financial institutions should replace username-and-password login with stronger authentication for online banking.
*89% would like their banks to monitor online banking sessions for signs of irregular activity or behavior -- the same way credit card transactions are monitored today.
*59% would like their bank to contact them when something suspicious is detected
RSA polled 402 U.S. adults last November for this survey.
