DFCU Financial Chooses Bharosa’s Online Authentication Solution

October 05, 2006, 7:27 p.m. EDT 1 Min Read

DEARBORN, Mich. – DFCU Financial said yesterday it has signed with Bharosa to implement the company’s multi-factor online system. Bharosa’s Authenticator and Tracker products help credit unions and banks to satisfy the year-end regulatory deadline for installation of a multi-factor authentication solution. The $1.8 billion credit union will deploy several software products from Bharosa, including real-time Bharosa Tracker fraud detection, as well as multi-factor authentication. DFCU will also use Bharosa’s Universal Installation Option to enable seamless integration .

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