There seems to be a new announcement every day about a bank or credit union intent on stalling this or that security solution to comply with the FFIEC's year-end guidelines (see previous coverage here).

However, if you drill-down through the press releases, usually initiated by vendors, details are sketchy. In fact, according to the Glenbrook Partners in-house security wizard, Linda Elliot, only 26 U.S. financial institutions have disclosed specific security solutions from a total of 13 vendors. Her most recent scorecard, as published in the consulting company's Payments News, is here.

We added another three credit unions to bring the total to 29:

Banks (22)

• American Bank (RSA)
• AMSouth Bank (vendor not disclosed)
• Associated Bancorp (Corillian)
• Bank of America (RSA/Passmark) our post
• Barclay’s (RSA)
• Citibank (Consumer: Entrust; Business: VASCO DigiPass)
• E*Trade (RSA SecurID)
• Farmer's and Merchant's Bank of Long Beach (RSA/Passmark)
• Frost Bank (RSA/Passmark)
• ING Direct (RSA)
• M&T Bank (Corillian, Cydelity)
• Nevada State Bank (RSA/Passmark)
• North Fork Bank / All Points Capital (Arcot)
• Northern Trust (Verisign)
• Silicon Valley Bank (Bharosa)
• Stonebridge Bank (RSA)
• The Bankers Bank (Digital Persona)
• United Bankers' Bank (Digital Persona)
• U.S. Bank (Entrust)
• Washington Mutual (RSA)
• Wells Fargo (Bharosa, Quova, Actimize, RSA SecureID,
  Symantec)
• Zions Bank (RSA/Passmark) our post

Credit Unions (7)

• Automotive Federal Credit Union (BioPassword)
• North Island Credit Union (RSA/Passmark) our post
• Schools Financial Credit Union (RSA/Passmark)

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• Desert Schools FCU (Bharosa)
• FORUM Credit Union (BioPassword)
• Parda Federal Credit Union (BioPassword)
• Stanford Federal Credit Union (RSA/Passmark) our post