Your browser should be java script enabled as well.
In addition to the SSL encryption, we protect your account information by placing it under access controls requiring a User Name and Password. When you finish your banking session through our online banking facilities, exit the site or logout of the service (do not use the back button). This ends your session and ensures the next time you or anyone else tries to view the information, they have to know your login ID and password. For added security during logoff, close your browser, especially if you are using a computer in a public facility such as an airport or library.
128-bit encryption.
Your browser must support Secure Socket Layer Encryption (SSL) protocol. Most popular browsers support this security feature. We require this to maintain our high security level.
Regions tests new releases of the leading browsers to ensure they operate appropriately in regard to functionality and security. However, you may use other browsers, as long as they are SSL compliant. You should be aware they might not be as secure as the ones we recommend. In addition, if you use a Beta browser you should know that updates might accidentally change its security functions. Unless specific problems are noted in Betas, we do not disable them, but bugs may be present. We encourage you to use stable, well-tested versions of browsers.
We know we are dealing with sensitive information, and want to reassure you that we take every step possible to ensure your privacy. Please review our Privacy Statement for additional information.
Different web browsers display these icons in different areas of their windows. All browsers offer information on the level of security they provide.
Absolutely. When you enter your Login ID and Password on our home page at Regions.com, it is as secure as logging in directly at the RegionsNet Login page. Your information remains secure because a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) is established before your login information is sent from Regions.com to RegionsNet. SSL enables the secure connection between your web browser and our secure server. Your login information is transmitted for authentication via this secure connection.
We have disabled auto-fill on the RegionsNet login for security purposes. By auto-filling your login ID and password, you give access to your RegionsNet account to anyone else who uses that computer.