HSBC online bank customers are being offered free software to help protect them from hackers.
The software, (called Rapport) from the Trusteer company, runs on both Apple Macintosh on PC computers, will prevent hackers hijacking, or getting data via the browser the customer is using.
The Rapport program is designed to work alongside anti-virus and firewall programmes, giving additonal protection, rather than replacing it.
The director of HSBC’s digital security, Nick Staib, stated that the programme is being downloaded and used by a high percentage of HSBC’s online banking users.
“Download rates have surpassed our most optimistic expectations. I am delighted that so many customers share our interest in keeping personal and banking details safe,” he said.Read more: Suaju Software News
Official site: Trusteer
The software, (called Rapport) from the Trusteer company, runs on both Apple Macintosh on PC computers, will prevent hackers hijacking, or getting data via the browser the customer is using.
The Rapport program is designed to work alongside anti-virus and firewall programmes, giving additonal protection, rather than replacing it.
The director of HSBC’s digital security, Nick Staib, stated that the programme is being downloaded and used by a high percentage of HSBC’s online banking users.
“Download rates have surpassed our most optimistic expectations. I am delighted that so many customers share our interest in keeping personal and banking details safe,” he said.Read more: Suaju Software News
Official site: Trusteer
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