iBusiness Banking (iBB) Security Centre

 

At Allied Irish Bank (GB) we take security seriously. We aim to protect you against the threats associated with internet fraud. 

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Allied Irish Bank (GB) uses several layers of technology to provide the most up-to-date security systems with our online banking services to ensure that you the customer can have confidence in the confidentiality and integrity of the service.

Click on the headings below to get more information about how we protect you:

  • iBusiness Banking (iBB) provides you with strong online banking security adhering to best practice in the industry. This means that you need two separate secret elements to be able to logon (to authenticate yourself).  So as well as the user id, you will also require a Passphrase and the unique one time code provided by the Digipass – the secure electronic code generator registered to the user. You need both of these items to log in and transact on iBB.

  • We know that security is important to you our customer, and so to help protect you, our Payments Monitoring team may need to contact you from time to time to ensure payments made from your account are genuine.

    This means that the processing of some payments may be delayed for a short time while we attempt to make contact with you to verify the payment.

    For security reasons, the team will ask you to confirm your User ID and your Digipass Serial Number in order to progress the call and confirm the payment.

    Due to service provider restrictions, our phone number may not display correctly or at all. However if you are concerned about the identity of the caller, please ask for their staff number and call our iBB Contact Centre on 0370 243 0331† or your local business centre to confirm.

     

  • iBB uses Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and Digital Signatures as part of User and transaction authentication and also TLS 1.2 (Transport Layer Security) to encrypt all information in transit between the customer and Allied Irish Bank (GB).

    If you are getting a message about the security certificate when logging into the service using Google Chrome, click here for information.

    †Lines open: 8.30am to 5pm Monday – Friday (except on bank holidays). Call charges may vary, refer to your service provider.

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