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Tips To Avoid Becoming A Victim Of Fraud

Apr 10th, 2019

by: Anna Beam, Vice President | Associate Marketing Director

Fraud & SecurityPersonal Finance Tips

Trends in social engineering attacks Social engineering is on the rise, so it’s especially important to be vigilant against these attacks. The following are new trends in the world of social engineering: Vishing: The Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) scam: The target receives a call, email, or a visit from a fraudster claiming to be from ...

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Protecting Yourself On Vacation

Mar 19th, 2019

by: Anna Beam, Vice President | Associate Marketing Director

Fraud & SecurityPersonal Finance Tips

Whether your spring break is in full swing, or you’re getting back to your routine after a trip, it’s important to be aware of how to protect yourself before, during, and after a vacation. Vacations give thieves and fraudsters opportunity to take advantage of empty homes and high spending. To truly have a carefree vacation, ...

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Brush Up On Your Data Security Vocabulary

Jan 28th, 2019

by: Anna Beam, Vice President | Associate Marketing Director

Fraud & Security

Getting to know data security terminology is just another way to prepare and protect yourself from scammers. Check out some key terms below! Phishing: Unsolicited emails containing malicious content, including links to websites Spear Phishing: Personalized emails, indicting a level of research on the target was performed to help ensure the email appears legitimate Vishing: Unsolicited phone calls attempting to ...

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Protecting Yourself From Data Breaches

Dec 20th, 2018

by: Anna Beam, Vice President | Associate Marketing Director

There have been a number of high-profile breaches recently including: Marriott International announced a breach of their Starwood Guest Reservation Database has exposed personal information of up to 500 million customers. The hackers accessed names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, passport numbers, dates of birth, gender, loyalty program account information, and reservation information. For some, they also stole encrypted payment card numbers and expiration ...

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Data Compromises – How To Protect Yourself

Oct 9th, 2018

by: Anna Beam, Vice President | Associate Marketing Director

Fraud & Security

Seems like data compromises aren’t getting the attention they used to. Perhaps it’s become an everyday occurrence that as users and clients, we’ve become more desensitized to the news. Although tempting, our vigilance as the end user is crucial in protecting our data. Following up from our last quarter update, here are some more simple ...

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