Community Banks of Colorado has partnered with Deluxe® ProventSM to help you protect your personal information. As a checking account holder, you can sign up for ID Protect PlusSM. Once you have activated your service, you can access your membership information via a secure member dashboard either online or through the mobile app (Apple Store | Google Play)
We believe it’s just common sense to help our clients protect their personal information, so we partnered with Deluxe® ProventSM to bring you the perfect solution.
ID Protect Plus
ID Protect Plus provides you with internet and credit monitoring, a quarterly credit score and recovery assistance should you have an identity theft event, all with the competitive price of $5.99 per month. An event can occur when your personal information is used without your knowledge to commit fraud or other crimes. Personal information includes:
Name
Address
Social security number
Bank or credit card account number
Contact one of our bankers at your local banking center, to sign up for our Identity Theft Protection program.
Protecting Your Identity
Cyber criminals are raising their game; small businesses must respond
by: Valerie K. & Saadia M.
Another day, another damaging cybersecurity breach. That’s how it may seem lately as a long list of high-profile firms has fallen victim to a surge in malicious online activity. But for every breach that grabs the headlines, there are thousands of smaller businesses being hit by online fraud attempts that are growing rapidly in boldness, frequency, and […]
by: Saadia M., Director of Enterprise Risk & Chief Information Security Officer
COVID-19 has created more opportunities for phishing scams and cybersecurity attacks. These can come in the form of fraudulent emails from health organizations or your employer about changes in processes, websites with malicious maps, or fictitious requests from charities needing your help. What can you do to help keep your information and assets safe? […]
Business Email Compromises (BEC) have been on the rise as a key attack vector for a while now. A BEC is when a fraudster is able to gain access to your professional email. This compromise can range from reading your communications to locking you out and using your email to send out unauthorized emails. What’s […]