The information below is intended to help you become more aware of the ways in which criminals are attempting to obtain your information and how to protect yourself from becoming a victim. These websites may look like legitimate companies or government agencies that may ask you to disclose confidential, financial and personal information, like passwords, credit card account numbers or social security numbers. These “phishing” (also called “spoofing”) emails lure you to fake websites. You may have experienced or read about incidents of unsolicited email messages masquerading as legitimate companies that trick recipients into divulging personal and financial information.

Stay informed on the latest fraud threats by reading below: Phishing and Spoofing Understanding the different ways in which fraudsters attempt to victimize people via cyber threats will help you avoid becoming a victim. We also provide you information on when and how the bank would contact you.

There are a number of ways to help guard against unauthorized use of your account and protect your identity. At Federated Bank, your safety and security is our number one priority.

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