Security

Below are some helpful tips for what you can do to further protect yourself or business from various forms of fraud and theft. 

Avoiding Scams

• Never provide any banking information to anyone via e-mail or social networking sites.
• Be highly suspicious of any company or individual requesting payment in gift cards.
• Scammers can pose online as people you trust. Take every precaution to ensure you know who you are speaking with in any online interaction involving sensitive information.
• Do not give your personal information to anyone you do not completely trust.
• Independently verify any information provided to you online or through e-mail.
• Keep your computer’s system and browser updated with the latest available security updates.
• Use firewall and virus protection software to keep your computer and sensitive information.

Keeping yourself protected

• Never share your personal information via phone or email or leave your password in the open. If you believe your personal information has been compromised contact us immediately and change all passwords associated with your accounts.
• Avoid including personal or identifying information in your password. The more randomized your password, the more secure it is.
• Change your password frequently.
• Always use secured internet connections.
• Do not click links in unverifiable emails or pop-up adds.
• When finished with an online banking session ensure you have logged out completely.

Protecting your business

• Keep your employees educated on how to recognize and avoid scams.
• Employees should report any instance of suspicious correspondence.
• Regularly evaluate your internal security protocols.
• Employ up to date security software.
• Regularly review secure practices with all employees.

How M.Y. Safra protects you

• Enhanced authentication standards.
• Efficient internal security measures.
• Keeping you informed with up to date advice on protecting your personal information and avoiding scams.

Stay Informed

Keep abreast of current and ongoing scams via official government websites like usa.gov, The Federal Trade Commission or The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.