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Bank of New Zealand to Use Entrust IdentityGuard for User Authentication

Posted on 19-Apr-2006 10:29 | Filed under: News


Bank of New Zealand has purchased Entrust, Inc.'s Entrust IdentityGuard to provide a second factor of authentication to its personal online banking customers.

The security is provided by a card with codes that users must enter to authenticate when using the Internet banking service. Different clients will have distinct cards.

Bank of New Zealand is a member of the National Australia Bank Group, which has a geographic spread of assets in Australia, Asia, the United Kingdom and New Zealand. Globally, the national Group has an asset base of over A$250 billion and is ranked as one of the 50 largest banks in the world.

Entrust IdentityGuard is a comprehensive strong authentication platform for Internet and enterprise applications. This suite of strong authentication capabilities enables organizations to take a risk-based approach to tailoring security deployment.