Green Armor Successfully Secures Against Risks of Epsilon Breach

Hackensack, NJ, April 08, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Security experts expect a significant increase in targeted phishing activity due to the compromise of several major firms’ email lists. Green Armor’s technology continues to dramatically defend against phishing by enabling even unsophisticated users to tell the difference between legitimate and phishing web sites – without forcing users to install any software, undergo a registration process, or suffer through extra steps during the login process. By leveraging psychology in the design of its products, Green Armor delivers better security without the usability tradeoffs common across the industry.

According to media reports, among the firms whose customers may be at increased risk for phishing attacks due to the recent Epsilon breach are Barclays Bank, Capital One Financial Corp., Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, U.S. Bancorp, Best Buy, Ethan Allen, the Kroger grocery chain, the Home Shopping Network, Walgreens, Target, Hilton and Marriott.

"The recent Epsilon breach highlights the need for firms conducting business online to utilize proven anti-phishing technology," said Joseph Steinberg, C.E.O. of Green Armor Solutions. "Green Armor's unparalleled ease of use, coupled with its leading-edge and highly successful anti-phishing technology, allows organizations to secure themselves and protect their customers against phishing attacks without sacrificing ease of use.”

For more information about Green Armor Solutions and its authentication offerings please visit:

http://www.GreenArmor.com/

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