From digital banking to mobile apps, technology has changed the way we spend, shop and manage our finances today. Our Credit Union uses leading-edge technology to ensure that your account and payment information are completely secure when you use our digital services, but practicing safe banking digital is key for our members as well. You also play an important role in keeping your financial information safe and secure.
Cyber security is everyone’s responsibility. Remember the following to keep yourself protected.
- All members are reminded to always pay critical attention to URLs. Ensure you are always using the correct URL for any banking services or other financial transactions that are done online.
- Do not communicate or keep a copy of your usernames and/or passwords for any of your financial services (or other secure logins) in your email account. A common way of gaining illegitimate access to a secured account is through the discovery of sensitive information within a compromised email account.
- Enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) on your email account, if available, for an added layer of security – for example, so you are prompted to enter a security code sent to your phone whenever you attempt to login to your email from a new device.
- Be very cautious of unsolicited emails asking for your login credentials and never click on a link to login from an email you were not expecting.
- Even if an email appears to be coming from a legitimate sender, if it involves making changes to login or banking information, verify the legitimacy with the sender via another communication method (e.g. phone call).
- Always log out of your secure accounts, such as online banking, when using public or shared computers or devices. If possible, avoid using public wi-fi for sensitive activities.
Brochures For Protecting Yourself
