SSO for FFIEC Compliance

NetDeposit, a company that enables businesses to streamline their revenue collection and management with proven payment technologies, recently announced they’ve selected a Single Sign-on solution to ensure compliance with Federation Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) risk mitigation guidelines.

They have selected TriCipher’s myOneLogin service to provide strong customer/client authentication for its Web-based payment solutions.

Read the press release.

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