Database Systems Corp.
DSC is a privately held corporation founded in 1978. Headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, our company develops and markets computer software products and computer telephony systems for a wide variety of industries and government organizations. Database likewise provides consulting services relating to our products including in-house and on-site training, customer support and maintenance, and customized development. DSC has developed the PACER predictive dialer phone system which includes a full featured IVR system and ACD software. Voice broadcasting systems and services are provided by our organization, along with our award winning CRM software solution - Telemation.
Why Choose Database Systems Corp.?
DSC has a proven history of success in our industry with a depth in technical expertise, service, and products that is hard to match. We can provide your organization with reliable and time-tested solutions. Database has weathered the ups and downs of our volatile industry by focusing on our strengths and listening to the needs of our users. Included is a partial list of some of our Customers that we've had the privilege to serve.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
ONLINE BANKING
We are committed to protecting your personal information. Our customer’s online security is very important to us. In order to deliver Internet banking, security procedures have been implemented for you.
When you sign into your Security Bank and Trust Company account with your User ID and Password, they are sent from your computer to ours through a 128 Bit-encryption using Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol technology. This method allows you to establish a secure connection to communicate with the bank, ensuring that no one else can read your information. Once the secure connection has been established between your browser and our server, you gain access to your account(s). Transactions sent to our banking server must pass through a filtering router system and firewall and the system is monitored 24-hours a day, seven days a week in order to protect your information.
User Responsibilities
As a user of the online banking system, you have a responsibility for the security of your information. Always take every precaution to protect your personal information and property by following the recommendations below:
Choose your password carefully, change it frequently, and keep it confidential. Select a password that is hard to guess and change it regularly to protect yourself.
Make sure your computer is up to date.
o Apply the latest security updates and patches for your computer.
o Use up-to-date antivirus software.
o Use an internet firewall.
o Implement a spam filter for your email account.
This website is best viewed through Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator.Please review the Internet Scams and Safety section of the website for further information.
Internet Scams & Internet Safety
Here are some tips to promote Internet safety and avoid Internet scams.
Never save your password to your desktop – Saving your password to your desktop may seem like a timesaver, but it allows others to access your personal information without your permission.
Avoid using passwords that are easily guessed – Do not use passwords with your phone number, date of birth or social security number. Create passwords that contain letters and numbers that cannot be easily attributed to you. Change your password every 60 days or as often as you feel comfortable. Keep in mind that the longer the password, the harder it is to break it. Also use a combination of upper and lower case letters and numbers.
Do not open Email from unknown sources – Emails may contain viruses that can damage your computer or spy ware that records keystrokes and websites that you visit. Be wary of Emails that contain typographical errors or misspelled words as those may be indicators that the Email is a scam.
Be wary of any Email that asks for PIN numbers, passwords, account numbers, credit or debit card information – Security Bank & Trust will never send you an Email asking for this information. There have also been scams where an official looking Email from the FDIC asks for this type of information or directs you to a website where you enter personal information. Do not fall for this. The FDIC or any other bank regulatory agency will not send you an Email asking for personal information. If you do receive a questionable Email, do not respond to it. Please call the bank or local law enforcement.
We are committed to protecting your personal information. Our customer’s online security is very important to us. In order to deliver Internet banking, security procedures have been implemented for you.
When you sign into your Security Bank and Trust Company account with your User ID and Password, they are sent from your computer to ours through a 128 Bit-encryption using Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol technology. This method allows you to establish a secure connection to communicate with the bank, ensuring that no one else can read your information. Once the secure connection has been established between your browser and our server, you gain access to your account(s). Transactions sent to our banking server must pass through a filtering router system and firewall and the system is monitored 24-hours a day, seven days a week in order to protect your information.
User Responsibilities
As a user of the online banking system, you have a responsibility for the security of your information. Always take every precaution to protect your personal information and property by following the recommendations below:
Choose your password carefully, change it frequently, and keep it confidential. Select a password that is hard to guess and change it regularly to protect yourself.
Make sure your computer is up to date.
o Apply the latest security updates and patches for your computer.
o Use up-to-date antivirus software.
o Use an internet firewall.
o Implement a spam filter for your email account.
This website is best viewed through Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator.Please review the Internet Scams and Safety section of the website for further information.
Internet Scams & Internet Safety
Here are some tips to promote Internet safety and avoid Internet scams.
Never save your password to your desktop – Saving your password to your desktop may seem like a timesaver, but it allows others to access your personal information without your permission.
Avoid using passwords that are easily guessed – Do not use passwords with your phone number, date of birth or social security number. Create passwords that contain letters and numbers that cannot be easily attributed to you. Change your password every 60 days or as often as you feel comfortable. Keep in mind that the longer the password, the harder it is to break it. Also use a combination of upper and lower case letters and numbers.
Do not open Email from unknown sources – Emails may contain viruses that can damage your computer or spy ware that records keystrokes and websites that you visit. Be wary of Emails that contain typographical errors or misspelled words as those may be indicators that the Email is a scam.
Be wary of any Email that asks for PIN numbers, passwords, account numbers, credit or debit card information – Security Bank & Trust will never send you an Email asking for this information. There have also been scams where an official looking Email from the FDIC asks for this type of information or directs you to a website where you enter personal information. Do not fall for this. The FDIC or any other bank regulatory agency will not send you an Email asking for personal information. If you do receive a questionable Email, do not respond to it. Please call the bank or local law enforcement.
Monday, August 4, 2008
China E-Commerce Technologies Ltd. (CECT), a subsidiary of Internet Corp,, has joined with China Telecom and China Merchant Bank (CMB) to launch a multipurpose Internet banking card throughout China.
The iBanking Card, a multipurpose Internet banking card, will provide the cardholder with a new virtual bank account at China Merchant Bank, along with the ISP network connection services from CECT through China Telecom. New users can easily get on-line without the traditionally long process of applying and setting up their ISP account or on-line bank account. The application and services of this same ISP account can be used on both PC and Internet appliances. As part of CMB's innovative banking services, new virtual banking customers have the option to apply for the account without visiting bank locations. Upon application, the iBanking Card will be delivered by the China Postal Bureau, which verifies an applicant's ID and documentation.
The China Postal Bureau has the largest network of delivery services throughout China. CECT also has established a direct link with the China Postal Bureau allowing its customers to go on-line and wire transfer funds to any of its over 66,000 locations nationwide.
The iBanking Card also serves as a discount card at over 5,000 member merchants through CECT's partners. The iBanking Card allows users to enjoy discounts from five percent to 40 percent when making purchases or using services of these merchants, which include hotels, travel agencies, restaurants, supermarkets, drugstores, bookstores, entertainment clubs, electronic shops, department stores, and other specialty stores.
The card will bear the China Merchant Bank and the China E-Commerce Technologies Ltd. emblem and logo. The card is targeting consumers that use traditional services but have not yet signed up for the online banking services. The card will be distributed to China Merchant Bank regular account holders, discount card members, and new PC and Internet appliance users. The card will be accepted at all CMB branches throughout China.
The iBanking Card, a multipurpose Internet banking card, will provide the cardholder with a new virtual bank account at China Merchant Bank, along with the ISP network connection services from CECT through China Telecom. New users can easily get on-line without the traditionally long process of applying and setting up their ISP account or on-line bank account. The application and services of this same ISP account can be used on both PC and Internet appliances. As part of CMB's innovative banking services, new virtual banking customers have the option to apply for the account without visiting bank locations. Upon application, the iBanking Card will be delivered by the China Postal Bureau, which verifies an applicant's ID and documentation.
The China Postal Bureau has the largest network of delivery services throughout China. CECT also has established a direct link with the China Postal Bureau allowing its customers to go on-line and wire transfer funds to any of its over 66,000 locations nationwide.
The iBanking Card also serves as a discount card at over 5,000 member merchants through CECT's partners. The iBanking Card allows users to enjoy discounts from five percent to 40 percent when making purchases or using services of these merchants, which include hotels, travel agencies, restaurants, supermarkets, drugstores, bookstores, entertainment clubs, electronic shops, department stores, and other specialty stores.
The card will bear the China Merchant Bank and the China E-Commerce Technologies Ltd. emblem and logo. The card is targeting consumers that use traditional services but have not yet signed up for the online banking services. The card will be distributed to China Merchant Bank regular account holders, discount card members, and new PC and Internet appliance users. The card will be accepted at all CMB branches throughout China.
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