McBride Security Policy

McBride requests a system to provide the finest client financial services while security them as well. Protecting client information is of importance. The company has dedicated to provide the finest online service and security possible and offered to any consumer. This plan applies to every application belongs to McBride.

McBride need to perform some task that are security issues or concerns, which they would need to do away with sensitive customer information such as account numbers, social security numbers, date of births and any type of information that can be consider confidential and risky if accessed. Clients will be able to apply for an online application for services.

The Company will ask for certain information from the consumer such as email address and or an account number. This information will allow users to complete the tasks they need to do and give the company all information they need to assist them to complete their task. An excellent way to benefit from this would be to collect the information that cannot recognize a consumer, such as website habits, or keeping track of the total of times the public or consumers have been to the website. By doing this, will helps the company improve its website to assist the consumer. By using cookies, this will make the total website experience for the client a little more tailored to them, the site it will not keep passwords or consumers important information.

All information given by the consumer to McBride via online is protected by a secure website using the SSL (Secure Socket Layer). This is the leading security protocol for data transfer on the Internet. The SSL uses a cryptographic system that uses two keys to encrypt data a public key known to everyone and a private or secret key known only to the recipient of the message. The SSL certificate is a trusted root certificate established, globally recognized certificate authority. The SSL protocol is designed to be as efficient as securely possible. However, encryption and decryption are computationally expensive processes from a performance standpoint. Pages that might require a secure connection include login pages, personal information pages, shopping cart checkouts, or any pages where credit card information could possibly be transmitted.

Only a few number of Browsers support SSL, which are IE version 4 and up, Netscape Navigator 4 and up, Mozilla 1.5 and up, or AOL 6.0 and up', many of these web sites use the protocol to obtain confidential user information, such as credit card numbers."(Queen 2010). When information is encrypted in this way, it becomes nearly impossible for anyone other than the company to read it. This secure session helps protect the safety and confidentiality of personal information when a user is visiting the company web site. At this point McBride would not be responsible for any information collection from 3rd party uses and how they can use their cookies