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Mid-Atlantic Corporate FCU Adds Green Armor’s Multi-Factor Authentication

Published November 02, 2006, 6:48 p.m. EST

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Updated August 27, 2020, 4:00 a.m. EDT

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HARRISBURG, Pa. – Mid-Atlantic Corporate FCU said it has installed Green Armor Solutions’ Identity Cues multi-factor authentication system for online log-on. The first time a user logs on with their user name and password, the server will send an email with an ID to plug into the web page, which will validate the user. Green Armor will associate users with the computer they are on by doing an analysis of the online session, examining particulars to each user’s machine. The multi-factor authentication will be used for wire transfer, automatic clearinghouse and other services provided by the $2 billion corporate.

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