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A browser with domestic-grade
(U.S./Canada versions) 128-bit encryption is required for this
Web site.This is a minimum security
requirement for accessing your account information and is one of
the strongest forms of encryption available for commercial use
over the Internet. If you do not have one of these browsers
installed on your system, you may download one by following these
easy steps.
If you have an older version of one of
these browsers, you may encounter a dialog box saying
"Certificate Authority is expired" when you access one
of our secure sites. Simply click "Continue" to re-enter
your secure session. To avoid this dialog box, both Microsoft and
Netscape suggest upgrading to the most recent version of their
browers. This is not a Y2K or AUL problem. To find out more from
Verisign, Inc., visit "The
Facts on Root CA Certificate Rollover" and "FAQs
on Root CA Certificate Rollover."
To download one of these browsers,
designed for only the U.S. market and Canada, please click on one
of the links below:
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Select the most recent domestic-grade
128-bit version of the Microsoft Internet Explorer browser (U.S.
and Canada only).
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Key points to remember when downloading
a browser:
- Follow the instructions.
- Select the correct operating system.
- Provide all information requested on
the browser site affidavit. You must be a U.S. citizen or
permanent resident to download these browsers for use in the U.S.
- See license agreement terms included
with the browser software to understand your obligations.
- Check that you have selected the
correct browser version to download.
- Install the browser after you have
downloaded the installation file.
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