Graham Cluley Security News is sponsored this week by the folks at OneSpan. Thanks to the great team there for their support!
More than 10,000 customers in 100 countries rely on OneSpan to secure access, manage identities, verify transactions, simplify document signing and protect high value assets and systems.
OneSpan has produced a free report on the top six e‑signature use cases in banking. With it you can learn the most common starting points for e‑signatures, plus the top targets for expanding across the enterprise.
E-signatures are being used in all areas of the bank, from customer-facing transactions to B2B and internal processes.
Some banks start by introducing e-signatures as part of a branch transformation initiative. Others begin in the online channel with high volume, self-serve transactions.
As digitalization efforts mature, it is becoming common for organizations such as U.S. Bank, BMO (Bank of Montreal), RBC (Royal Bank of Canada) and even non-bank lenders like OneMain Financial to expand e-signature capability across all channels, lines of business, mobile apps and more.
OneSpan’s free paper offers guidance to banks of all sizes seeking to answer questions like:
- What are the common challenges in going digital?
- What are the latest e-signature adoption and technology trends in banking?
- Where to start, and what is the best way to expand?
Download the OneSpan White Paper “Top e-Signature Use Cases in Banking” now.
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