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#1721380 - 07/18/12 09:20 PM Re: FFIEC Authentication Guidance AFaquir
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We use OOB method. If a client states they can't use OOB, would we be able to have them sign a waiver stating they hold us blameless if their system is compromised?
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#1722155 - 07/22/12 11:17 AM Re: FFIEC Authentication Guidance AFaquir
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Knowingly providing services in less than what is believed to be a secure environment would probably be a little hard to defend regardless of any such hold harmless agreement. That customer is either able to comply or cannot use the services is the only logical approach.
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#1724628 - 07/27/12 11:19 PM Re: FFIEC Authentication Guidance DD Regs
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Originally Posted By: DD Regs
If a client states they can't use OOB, would we be able to have them sign a waiver stating they hold us blameless if their system is compromised?


Read the PATCO decision or tune into this webinar. http://calendar.bollearningconnect.com/main.php?view=event&eventid=1341926976105

Banks are losing these suits as there are disputes over which system was compromised, was security adequate and now, was it reasonable.

A waiver isn't reasonable.
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