VeriSign will enable customers to mobile banking View Postbank Germany_s and make sure

Mountain View, CA - (Marketwire - October 29, 2009) - VeriSign (NASDAQ: VRSN), a provider of Internet infrastructure network in the world, today announced that leading multi-channel banking in Germany, Postbank, trust and safety of its customers with the iPhone mobile banking Validation VeriSign EV (Extended guarantee) Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). It is providing its customers with dedicated online banking safe and reliable, the Postbank website is protected by VeriSign EV SSL in October 2007. To extend the protection to all iBanking offer Postbank is to make online banking safer than ever before. Postbank this month began with the same guarantees for iPhone users who use their services for the mobile Safari iBanking. Enter your site with VeriSign EV SSL protection iBanking recognition Postbank a recognizable visual signal that reaches the customer, whose authenticity tells guaranteed by VeriSign offers. When clients come with a real iBanking Postbank, the Safari address bar turns green and shows that they can make transactions on trust and that all information is encrypted to see. The green bar is very valuable to customers for mobile banking, because identity thieves using phishing to attract customers, the website that seems to steal the account numbers, passwords and other confidential data. Pages fraud, even more convincingly, but not one with the color of the address bar of your browser. Two years in a row, exceeded the Postbank iBanking CHIP magazine annual rankings, the mobile banking in Germany. In 2009, the evaluation of the chip, said that Postbank has set a new standard for mobile banking iPhone optimized Web site set. "The Postal Bank offers mobile banking services for customers with the iPhone after the iPhone launched in 2007 to life," said director Michael Heine straight Banking Postbank. "Offers iPhone With the release of VeriSign EV SSL Certificates iBanking, we will take a big step forward in our efforts to develop the confidence and tranquility in this rapidly growing segment of customers to build up. Thank you for the green address bar of the EV SSL is a high Postbank website visibility is clearly distinguishable from other websites. This means, that is for most users, iBanking Postbank is room for preschool, safer. "" In addition, customers can use their mobile banking services and devices, "said Tim Callan, vice president of product marketing at VeriSign." Postbank's decision to protect its customers, VeriSign EV SSL is a strategic victory iBanking Postal Bank and its customers. Markets where the quality of the service determines the winners and losers, innovation is the end of Postbank. "As the authority of SSL respected and trusted by the Web, VeriSign is the EV SSL Certificate provider of choice of more than 12,000 companies online. In fact, more than 95 percent of the Fortune 500 and 97 100 of the world's largest banks, the SSL to protect website with SSL Certificates sold to VeriSign .* For more information about VeriSign EV SSL Web. * Includes the SSL certificate from VeriSign and its subsidiaries is 14000000 Postbank customers legacy of some 21,000 employees and total assets of EUR 237 million, the German Postbank Group is one of the largest German financial services provider. It targets aimed at private customers. There is also a bank. If the "Transaction Banking," Postbank is a back-office with other financial service providers. German Postbank AG is listed in June 2004. In 2006, Postbank has 850 branches of Deutsche Post, and won the majority of SBS Holding AG. Visit Postbank or www.postbank.com www.postbank.de About VeriSign VeriSign, Inc. (NASDAQ: VRSN) is the leading provider of Internet infrastructure services in the digital world. Billion times a day, VeriSign helps companies and consumers to drive worldwide communications and commerce. More news and information about the company is available at www.verisign.com. The opinions expressed in this press release other than historical information are included forward-looking statements within the meaning of § 27a and the Securities Act of 1933, § 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.