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Effect January 1, 2025, FDIC insured banks will be required to display the NEW FDIC official digital sign on the home page and the deposit pages as well as mobile banking applications. You will find the new "FDIC Official Digital Sign" at https://www.fdic.gov/news/press-releases/2023/pr23110.html. We have bee perform bank web site audit for mare than 25 years and would like to work with you to help ensure compliance with the new regulations. | |
The examiners require
banks, savings and loans,
and credit unions that have a web
site to comply with consumer compliance,
advertising, notifications, weblinking, Americans with Disability Act, and other federal
Internet regulations. Is your web site compliant with the Americans with Disability Act? For the past 20 years, our web site audits have included the guidelines of the ADA. Help reduce any liability, please contact me for more information at examiner@yennik.com. FYI - The FDIC and the OCC do not have a requirement that financial institutions change penetration testing firms on a periodic basis. Any such decision would be up to bank management. Refer to http://www.yennik.com/occ_10-12-16_rotation_letter.pdf and at http://www.yennik.com/fdic_10-18-16_rotation_letter.pdf.
Seven reasons to use our web site auditing
services? We are the nation's leading provider of bank web site auditing services for banks, savings and loans, and credit unions. We have performed web site audits for more than 20 years. Our family of clients are located in 44 states and range in size from $25 million to over $13 billion in assets. Mr. Williams' 40 years of experience includes 21 years as a bank examiner. This experience brings you the examiner's perspective regarding Internet banking issues. Lean more about web site audits at Bank Web Site Audits or View an animation outlining the steps of a Web Site Audit. The regulatory Internet guidelines require in part
"a monitoring system implemented to review continually the content and operation of
the online programs to prevent inadvertent or unauthorized changes that may affect
compliance with the regulations." After performing the Initial Web Site Audit,
we will monitor your site either semi-annually, quarterly, or monthly to ensure continual
compliance with FFIEC guidelines, which authorizes you to display our
audit seal on your home page. |
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web sites received over 3,000,000 hits
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Member of the Society of Financial Examiners, Association of Credit Union Internal Auditors and Information Systems Audit and Control Association. |
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