INTERNET SECURITY AND FRAUD PREVENTION
TIC Federal Credit Union has substantial measures in place to protect your accounts against theft and fraud. The following list of information, tips and resources is designed to help you protect yourself from identity theft and other serious crimes.
How To Report Fraud
If you suspect you or someone you know has been the victim of account fraud, action should taken right away. Click here for more information about reporting fraud.
Identity Theft
If you become a victim of identity theft, it can cost you hundreds of dollars and up to two years to repair your credit rating. Learn more about this serious crime including actions to take to resolve problems and recover your good name.
Email Fraud
Fraudulent emails that attempt to trick people by sending messages that direct them to legitimate looking web sites that request them to provide their Social Security numbers, credit card numbers or other financial information are used in identity theft crimes. Learn more about email fraud and how to avoid it.
Online Fraud
Online fraud is in no way limited to email. Pop-up ads, phony web sites and other online scams can also lure victims into handing over personal or financial information that can lead to identity theft and other serious crimes. Learn more about online fraud, tips to protect yourself, and what to do if you become a victim.
Fraud Watchlist
Identity theft and online fraud are just the tip of the iceberg. To help protect yourself, become familiar with this Fraud Watchlist of recent fraudulent activity and other popular scams. Be sure to bookmark this page and check back periodically.
Fraud Resources
Browse this section to find more information, articles and resources on identity theft, online fraud and other fraudulent activity.
Spyware: Causes, Effect and Prevention
Spyware and other unwanted software refers to software that performs certain tasks on your computer, typically without your consent. This may include giving you advertising or collecting personal information about you. Learn more about the symptoms of spyware and other unwanted software and how you can help protect your computer.
TIC's Online Banking Security
Browse this section to learn more about the security features of TIC's Internet banking services, eBranch and Bill Pay, security features of your web browser, and password security.
Training, Education, and Awareness Module (TEAMTM)
TIC Federal Credit Union partnered with Digital Defense, Inc. to provide the Training, Education, and Awareness Module or TEAM. TEAM is designed to help you, our members learn more about today's banking threats and what you can do to protect yourself from these threats. Visit our TEAM page today to learn more. |
