Preventing Fraud Starts Here

In an age of sophisticated cyber threats and evolving scams, protecting your personal and financial information has never been more critical. Here, you'll find the latest insights and comprehensive resources designed to keep you one step ahead of fraudsters.

Safeguards

• Keep security software updated.
• Do not open suspicious attachments or downloads.
• Use strong, unique passwords for each site.
• Never give control of your computer to a third party.
• Do not rely on caller ID to authenticate a caller.
• Be cautious of scammers posing as tech support online.
• If keeping secrets is involved, RUN.
• If told not to trust the FBI, police, or your bank — hang up.
• Anything that makes you say “Hmmm” — report it.

Common Fraud Scams

• Person to Person Payment App Scams
• Family Emergency Schemes
• Click here to download Common Payment Methods Used in Scams.
• Click here to download Romance Scam Red Flags.
• Click here to download Virus Scam Red Flags.
• Click here to download information on Imposter Scams.
• Click here to download information on Phishing Scam Red Flags.

Account Might Be Compromised?

If you suspect your account(s) have been compromised, please contact us immediately at (903) 676-1900.Below is a checklist on what needs to be done as quickly as possible: Fraud Printable Checklist