Because peace of mind is priceless
Your security is our top objective — in fact, it’s in our name!
At First Security Bank, we work day and night to ensure your money is kept safe. We encourage you to be watchful too.
A Few Key Recommendations
- Resist pressure to act immediately
- Don't share access or give information in response to a request you didn't expect.
- Stop and talk to someone you trust before acting
- Contact us at 1.800.272.0159
- First Security account holders can talk to a fraud specialist outside of bank hours at 877.432.7463 for free
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- Learn what to do if your identity is compromised
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Fraud Education
Take advantage of the below resources to stay informed and proactive in protecting yourself:
Identity Theft Prevention Video Tutorial
How Scammers Target SeniorsWatch this video for a brief overview of common ways scammers target seniors.
How Money Mule Scams WorkThink twice before assisting with money movement!
How Sweetheart Scams WorkCriminals create a fake identity to gain their victim's affection.
How Lottery Scams WorkOften, victims are asked to send money in order to receive their prize.
How Family Imposter Scams WorkVerify the details you're told by talking with another family member.
How Government Imposter Scams WorkGovernment agencies will never call, email, or use social media to ask you for money.
To commit check fraud, criminals may steal and alter an existing check, or they may produce counterfeit checks to allow for unauthorized withdrawals.
Read More About Protect Your Small Business From Check Fraud
In a typical money mule scam, criminals use another person’s bank account to transfer and launder illegally acquired money.
Read More About How to Avoid a Money Mule Scam
First Security offers the latest in contactless debit card technology, making every transaction easier and safer. This article explains how.
Read More About Why Contactless Cards are Safer
As the holiday season approaches, cybercriminals ramp up their attacks, hoping to catch consumers off guard.
Read More About 'Tis the Season to be Cybersecure