Our team will be participating in an all-bank training on Monday, October 13. Our offices will be closed that day, and we’ll reopen with regular business hours on Tuesday, October 14. We appreciate your understanding as we take this time to learn and serve you better.
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.
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.
Check out more fraud education from our blogs!
Wire transfers are a fast and easy way to send money from your account to individuals and businesses. However, because wire transfer payments are typically irreversible, they are commonly used in fraud schemes. These five tips can help you protect your accounts.
Read More About Think Before You Wire: 5 Tips to Avoid Wire Transfer Fraud
We want to help keep personal documents private, so we are offering a FREE shred event for our communities!
Read More About Shredding Confidential Papers: Where, Why, and How
Scam artists know how stressful paying for college can be and they’ve tailored scholarship scams to separate eager students and their families from their money.
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