Press Releases from CallingID (4 total)
Strong Authentication, Anti-Phishing and Risk Assessment Packaged by CallingID t …
New Haven, CT, May 29th 2006 - CallingID, leading provider of strong authentication and safe browsing solutions, announced today its combined solution that enables all users to be protected against identity theft when they login to their online banking account, without having to install anything on their desktop. In addition to strong authentication, users that choose to install the CallingID toolbar get automatic risk assessment and information. They know who…
86% of CallingID Users Regain Trust in Online Banking
New Haven, CT, May 15th 2006 - CallingID, leading provider of safe browsing solutions, announced today that a survey run by the company showed that its users utilize the Internet for online banking and e-commerce. 86% of the users reported that they use online banking regularly. This encouraging figure comes a week after eMarketer reported that less than 58% of total US households with Internet connection utilize it for…
CALLINGID INTRODUCES “SAFETY SEAL” MULTI-LEVEL PROTECTION AGAINST INTERNET F …
- Software Includes Automatic Compliance with FFIEC Authentication Guidelines and FDIC recommendations to Protect Financial Services Companies, Web Site Owners and their Visitors from All Types of Fraudulent Internet Activities -
NEW HAVEN, CT, Oct. 24, 2005 – CallingID today announced a totally effective, multi-level solution, “Safety Seal” that fully protects both the web site and the end user from all known Internet fraud, but doesn’t require changing login procedures.
The…
CallingID Protects Web Donors to Hurricane Katrina Victims from Becoming Victims …
New Haven, CT, September 8, 2005. CallingID ( www.callingid.com ), a provider of anti-phishing solutions, today announced that its solution, CallingID for the Internet, automatically protects Web donors from becoming victims of scammers luring them to bogus charity sites.
"Over the last few days we have witnessed ugly scamming attempts, convincing Internet users to donate money to bogus charity sites that pretend to be legitimate relief websites which help Hurricane…
