Look at the lower corner of your browser window after accessing our server. If you see an unbroken key or a closed lock—the symbol will vary based on your web browser, then the SSL is active and the server is secure. You can also double check by looking at the URL line of your browser. When accessing a secure server, the first characters of the site address will change from "http" to "https." At Lavinia Lingerie, all pages that transmit personal information are secure.

When you begin a secure session a padlock icon in the locked position will appear in the status bar on your browser. Your browser "key" or "padlock" icon continues to show you whether you are communicating securely. If you click on the padlock icon it will show you the security information. If you would like more help with the terminology, visit www.Webopedia.com , which has definitions for most 'internet' terms and phrases. maxi accepts SecureNet certificates.

The secure mode identifier depends on the browser that you are using. The following are some of the criteria: The URL identifying the page will always begin with "https:" versus the normal "http:". A "closed lock" icon is present in the bottom right-hand corner of your Microsoft Internet Explorer browser. An "unbroken key" icon appears in the lower left-hand corner of the Netscape Navigator browser.

To ensure you are on a secure server, look for the padlock or key icon in the lower right hand corner of your Internet browser. The padlock should appear locked and the key should appear connected to indicate a secure server. The symbol may not be visible on general information screens about the service, but will be reflected on any screens that will transmit your confidential account information. Another indication of a secure Web site is the web address bar. It will change from http://..

By setting up an account with myLunchMoney.com you can track your student(s) account balances without making a payment. Calls will also be made to student homes using School Messenger to notify students that have low balances and negative balances.

The reason the lock icon may not appear is that while the order form is run off of a secure server, the form page itself is part of a frameset which is run off a non-secure server (this is done for performance reasons). You can verify the secure connection by watching the progress indictor on the bottom of the browser window (it should say something like "establishing secure connection. Connection is secure.") or by opening the frame in a new window (the lock icon will then appear).

The account information and transaction area uses Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption to ensure that your account information is not accessible to others. You are also required to enter a personal identification number (PIN) to access your specific account information. Upon accessing your account, you should change your PIN to something different. This PIN should be kept confidential.

HSBC Direct is a part of HSBC Bank USA, N.A., one of the largest banks in the world. We've been protecting our customers' information and money since 1865. Now we're bringing all that experience to online savings. All of our banking systems are protected using the highest and most secure form of data security available on the Internet today. When you log on to your account, you'll be asked for your Customer Identification Number and Password.

Each time you receive a reimbursement, a statement attached to your check will show your annual election amount as well as claims submitted to date. You may also check your account online at www.pennwestern.com.

You will decide which Internet Service Provider to use. One of the criteria will be the reliability of their service. If it is absolutely critical that you do not lose connectivity, you may consider having a permanent backup internet connection in place as we do at our data centers.

Only if you are using the self-managed web interface to manage your email. If you would like your email accounts converted, just email us.

First Cherokee State Bank uses 128-bit encryption to protect your information online. When you are navigating the account screens which contain confidential information, you will see a locked padlock icon in the lower right corner of your browser window. You will also see the prefix "https" in your browser's address bar, which means that the web page is secure.

Password protection is your responsibility. Never reveal your PokerStars account information to anyone. We will never ask you to send your password to us, and the only place you will need to use it is when logging in to the PokerStars poker software. We recommend that you change your password regularly. This may be a result of your email provider mislabeling your PokerStars emails as SPAM. If so the problem is easily corrected, see the Internet email page for instructions.

ANSWER: On Netscape there is a lock icon at the bottom left of the window. It should be closed. On Internet Explorer the lock on the bottom right cornet is closed.

Yes, as a convenience, you can use beta browsers and operating systems to access your credit card account online. However, please keep in mind that beta versions are experimental and typically undergo significant changes by the manufacturer. As a result, we can only recommend final, officially released versions of new browsers that meet our stringent testing requirements and security standards.

Inmod uses industry standard SSL (Secure Socket Layer) software to encrypt your personal information and credit card information. For the highest level of security, our shopping cart is powered by Yahoo! payment technology.

Browsers that support the SSL encryption technology are called secure browsers. Most Netscape (version 4.7 and later) and Microsoft Internet Explorer (version 5.5 or later) browsers are secure. Your browser will automatically enter the secure mode when you make online payment transactions with Icfai. In Netscape browsers, a key or a socket appears in the lower left-hand corner to indicate the current security mode.