Our Web site provider, uses software that incorporates full RSA data encryption to ensure the security and privacy of transactions. This encryption technology is so secure that it is classified by the U.S. Department of Defense, and export of this technology to other countries is forbidden by law. As a further security measure, we utilize our Internet server as a firewall, thereby preventing our members' data from being directly accessible over the Internet.

Security refers to preventing unauthorized access to a computer system or network. We use several layers of technology to prevent unauthorized users from gaining access to our internal network. Our security professionals manage a sophisticated networking architecture that includes screening routers, filtering routers, and firewalls.

Firewalls
The firewall is used to shield the internal network, which hosts the financial institution's Web pages from the Internet. All incoming Internet Protocol (IP) traffic is actually addressed to the firewall, which verifies the source and destination of each information packet, changes the IP address of the packet, and delivers it to the appropriate site within the Digital Insight network. In this way, all inside addresses are protected from outside access and the structure of our internal networks are invisible to outside observers.

Privacy
Privacy refers to protecting the confidentiality of information en route over the Internet. Browsers that support the SSL protocol (Secure Sockets Layer) provide the following techniques.

Encryption provides privacy for the data flowing on the Internet between your browser and the secure server. SSL utilizes public key cryptography.

Public key cryptography is a technique that uses a pair of keys, one public (or distributed) and one private (or confidential), for encryption and decryption. The public key can be distributed using a certificate that verifies the identity of the owner. The private key is kept confidential.

Whenever you access our institution's Web site, the session is protected by public key cryptography

Authentication: SSL protocol allows for the transfer of digitally signed certificated for authentication procedures and provides message integrity, which ensures that the data can't be altered en route. Digital certificates with VeriSign, Inc., an independent certificate authority.