“Trusted Access for Banking provides a secure online banking experience through a dedicated, isolated secure browser environment.”

You can read more on the Banking Business Review website.

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The FFIEC is made up of  “the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the National Credit Union Administration, the Office of Thrift Supervision, and the State Liaison Committee.”

“IronKey Trusted Access for Banking is an intelligent security software and Internet security service that is also easy to use. Trusted Access provides a secure Web browser protected in a fully virtualized, read-only environment tailored to protect online banking sessions from known and unknown crimeware. Even if a computer is infected with malware, the online banking session remains safe, secure, and private.”

You can read more over at marketwatch.com

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“You really are running another computer inside your computer,” Bocek says. “We run that virtual machine from a read-only part of the USB device. You can’t override it, so malware can’t get into it,”

You can read more over at digitalidnews.com

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