E Commerce Review Committee- Updated Reviewed Updated Updated Updated Updated Updated 2007-06-20 2009-03-29 2010-05-07 2011-09-05 2013-01-23 2014-03-01 2015-02-27 Multifactor authentication assessment. Per NCUA letter dated 12-2005 and the FFIEC guidelines the Credit Union has conducted the following risk assessment on its e-commerce activity. The recommendations outlined in the documentation suggest that multifactor authentication be used for access where users can obtain non-public personal information or initiate payments to third parties. Multifactor authentication seeks to add a third level of authorization to account access in the form of site keys, shared secrets, security tokens, etc. For more information see the attached letters. Phone (Call) 24 Currently uses account number and Pin. By default Pin is set to the last 4 of the SSN. Can be setup to require a change at the next logon. Risk Assessment: Low Rational: Can only transfer funds within account and inquire on account balance and history Online Banking/Bill Payment Currently uses account number and PIN to establish a user id and password. Complexity requirements are in place for user and ID and password. Fiserv Virtual Branch utilizes challenge questions and a security phrase for each user logging into to online banking. Risk Assessment: Medium Rational: Transfer funds within institution, inquire on account balance and history, initiate bill pays, but cannot originate wire transfers. Other Information: Some of the key layered security controls in place within Virtual Branch include: Login ID is controlled by the user, need not be the individual's actual account number, and can be changed by the user as desired Security Code is controlled by the user, contains limitations on re-use, and involves a complexity structure enabling combinations in excess of trillions times billions Option to allow the credit union to periodically force security code resets System automatically blocks access to account after three consecutive failed login attempts Enhanced Authentication process validates user access device, layered with challenge questions if needed, and is strengthened with an anti-phishing component Last access date is displayed to user on each login Automated session logout after period of inactivity Automatic alert sent to user upon change of Login ID Automatic alert sent to user upon change of Security Code Automatic alert sent to user upon change of email address (to both the new and old email address) Alert to notify user when a new bill pay merchant is added or an existing bill pay merchant is modified Alerts to notify user of account balances or transactions exceeding specified amounts User control of delivery address (choice of email addresses, or SMS via Mobile Money) for most alert types Credit union controls of user access to functions and services Automated reports available to credit union to monitor user enrollment, bill payment activity, and funds transfer activity MOBILE Requires users to register their phone via online banking SMS message sent to phone with activation code that needs to be entered into online banking. Online Credit Card Currently uses multifactor authentication to establish access. Person must have: Credit Card Number Last four of Home Ph # Zip Code CVV have know know have Name on Credit Card Last four of SSN# Mother Maiden Name have know know Information above is required to establish a user id and password. Complexity requirements are in place for user and ID and password. Risk Assessment: Medium Rational: Transfer funds within institution, inquire on account balance and history, initiate a bill payment, but cannot originate funds. Loan Application-LPQ Input applications online and pushed to core data processing system hosted by Meridian Loan PQ. Risk Assessment: Medium Rational: Accessed via internet using multifactor authentication and IP address restrictions. Some remote users have IP address restriction removed to accommodate remote processing which brings the RA level to medium. Consumer Loan Application-LPQ (changed from Webloan in 2/2015) Complete application online and pushed to core data processing system hosted by Meridian Loan PQ. Risk Assessment: Low Rational: Accessed via online banking and/or with knowledge of account, and phone 24 pin. Member may or may may not be able to access the application after it has been submitted based on how they input information. . Real Estate Loan Application Complete application online and push to secure server hosted by Colonial Savings. Risk Assessment: Medium Rational: Once submitted, application is sent to secure server until. Member has the ability to access the application after it has been submitted and review its status. Fiserv EFT Employee access to Debit Card Processing system Risk Assessment: Low Rational: Access to client site requires use of security token. Access to card database requires second username and password. Real Estate Loan Service- Colonial Savings Complete information online protected by multifactor authentication. Risk Assessment: Medium Rational: User needs, account number, pin number, and access card which contains information to answer a question at logon VANTIV (TNB)- Credit Card Admin Platform Employee access to Credit Card Processing system Risk Assessment: Low Rational: Access to client site requires use of secure certificates. Access to card database requires second username and password. Estatement enrollment Members are opted in when enrolling for Online Banking. Actual communication to the Estatement server only occurs when the Estatement option is clicked in Online Banking. Fiserv Virtual Branch and Credit Union share a private encryption key, which encrypts the Secure Sign On (SSO) to the Estatement server located at the Credit Union. The server is a virtualized server segregated on the network into a DMZ. Risk Assessment: Medium Rational: Members may only submit request, via a secure https channel, which uses private key encryption to pass data. Bridger XP Site to screen accounts for regulatory compliance Risk Assessment: Low Rational: Need software, site id, user id, and password to be able to screen a batch group. No data resided on Bridger’s server. In regards to on demand requests, no data resides on the Bridger server. Board Portal (established 1/2015) Online portal for volunteers to access information for Board packages, polices, training etc. Risk Assessment: Medium Rational: Accessed via the internet the site requires knowledge of the link and is not accessible via any link found on the ConnectCU.org website. The site is hosted by Ewart technologies with usage audit reports readily available. To access the site, a user name and password are required for each volunteer/employee. To access and of the files with sensitive, private or otherwise confidential information in them, a separate password is needed to “unencrypt” the pdf file. Each pdf file is protected from modification, page extraction and printing.