Fraud Alerts

Your financial security is our priority.

Unfortunately, crimes of fraud continue to rise. Communication is often the key in preventing and minimizing fraud.

Check here for the latest fraud and cybersecurity tips

Research Yourself Online

You most likely have heard how important it is to protect your privacy and the information you share online. To demonstrate this, we are going to try something new; we are going to show you how to research yourself and discover what information is publicly known about you.
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10 Cybersecurity tips for Businesses

High speed internet and improved technology resources are powerful tools for all small businesses in reaching new markets and increasing productivity and efficiency. However, businesses need a cybersecurity strategy to protect their own business, their customers, and their data from growing cybersecurity threats.
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Text Fraud Alerts are here for our cardholders!

Keeping your account safe and secure is our highest priority. We’re adding Text Fraud Alerts as part of our debit card protection program.
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Tax season is here. Be aware of current scams.

The IRS warns thousands of people have lost millions of dollars and their personal information to tax scams.
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A reminder to remain vigilant while online shopping

The United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) reminds users to remain vigilant when browsing or shopping online this holiday season.
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KRACK Attack Puts Wi-Fi Connections at Risk

A serious new vulnerability called KRACK (Key Reinstallation Attacks) was announced recently, likely impacting anyone who uses Wi-Fi.
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Equifax Discloses Consumer Data Breach

Recently, Equifax, one of the three national consumer credit reporting agencies, announced a major data breach.
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Tech Caller Scams

You get a call from someone who says he’s a computer technician. He might say he’s from a well-known company like Microsoft, or maybe your internet service provider. He tells you there are viruses or other malware on your computer.
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