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East Carolina Bank adds IronKey Trusted Access

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

East Carolina Bank is the latest community bank to offer its customers IronKey Trusted Access. This secure browsing option aims to prevent identity theft, payments fraud and online account stealing.

East Carolina Bank is first rolling out this service to its business customers in a portable USB form factor. Future rollouts to retail customers will be as a downloadable software application.

The addition of the IronKey Trusted Access browser is part of East Carolina Bank’s strategy to remain competitive in the market by offering differentiated value-added banking products. This product also leverages the bank’s commitment to offering its clients personalized service and high levels of security. [end] 

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