OAKBROOK TERRACE, Ill. and TOKYO, April 05, 2017 -- VASCO® Data Security International, Inc. (NASDAQ:VDSI), a global leader in digital solutions including identity, security and business productivity, today announced that Mizuho Bank, one of Japan’s largest banks and a top 20 bank globally, has integrated DIGIPASS® for Apps mobile application security solution to protect customer transactions through its online and mobile banking applications.
Building on its history as one of the first Japanese banks to implement transaction signing for retail banking, Mizuho Bank is again demonstrating leadership in online and mobile security with the addition of DIGIPASS for Apps to the bank’s existing security standard, which includes DIGIPASS 275 hardware authenticators. The implementation demonstrates Mizuho Bank’s drive to protect its customers and their transactions in a way that is convenient and user-friendly for its millions of retail banking customers.
DIGIPASS for Apps offers a library of APIs that natively integrates application security, biometric authentication, risk analysis, electronic signing and more into mobile applications. Providing the broadest set of features to protect against fraud and hacking attacks, DIGIPASS for Apps improves security without compromising user experience.
“Mizuho Bank is one of the thousands of banks worldwide that rely on VASCO solutions not only because of the exceptional security they provide but, more importantly to customers, their ease of use,” said VASCO President and COO, Scott Clements. “Improving the customer experience is the top driver for all banks globally, and DIGIPASS for Apps is helping satisfy that need.”
More information about VASCO DIGIPASS for Apps is available at: www.vasco.com/products/application-security/digipass-for-apps.
About Mizuho Bank
Mizuho Bank Ltd., known as the largest institution of Mizuho Financial Group, is a leading financial institution with one of the largest customer bases in Japan. As a member of the Mizuho Financial Group, Mizuho Bank pursues the further development of a global and open financial group based on “One Mizuho” strategies. With 462 domestic branches and 87 overseas branches and relevant offices (as of June 2016), Mizuho Bank provides all individual and corporate customers with an effective and multifaceted range of comprehensive financial services.
About VASCO
VASCO is a global leader in delivering trust and business productivity solutions to the digital market. VASCO develops next generation technologies that enable more than 10,000 customers in 100 countries in financial, enterprise, government, healthcare and other segments to achieve their digital agenda, deliver an enhanced customer experience and meet regulatory requirements. More than half of the top 100 global banks rely on VASCO solutions to protect their online, mobile, and ATM channels. VASCO’s solutions combine to form a powerful trust platform that empowers businesses by incorporating identity, fraud prevention, electronic and transaction signing, mobile application protection and risk analysis. Learn more about VASCO at VASCO.com and on Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook.
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VASCO Data Security Contact: Corporate Communications: Sarah Hanel +1-250-216-1762 [email protected]


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