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HSBC introduces new security device for internet bankers

Mon, 21 Mar 2011

All HSBC personal internet banking customers are to receive a new device, which is small enough to keep in a wallet or purse and will give them added security when they access their bank accounts online.

Called the HSBC Secure Key, the device generates a unique PIN code each time a customer logs on to their accounts and it doesn't require a bank card to be inserted into the reader.

However, according to Chris Pilling, Head of HSBC Customer Security Development, consumers have a key part to play in keeping themselves safe online.

He explained: "Customers are the first line of defence against online crime and can do a huge amount to ensure their accounts are safe from cyber criminals. Keeping your PIN and passwords secret is vital and this is why we have added the HSBC Secure Key to our range of customer-focused online protection . By generating a unique code every time you access your accounts, you can be confident you are the only person accessing your money."
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