Fraud

Getting a data breach notice can make your mind jump straight to the worst-case scenario. Before you panic, remember that exposed information does not always mean someone has stolen your identity. If your information is exposed in a data breach, confirm what happened, secure affected accounts, check your credit, and consider a credit freeze if sensitive personal information was involved. How Do You Confirm a Data Breach? Do not click links in an unexpected email or text. Inst

In partnership with Zelle®, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) has outlined four key warning signs to help consumers avoid falling victim...

The holiday season is a special time, full of cheer, delicious treats, and the joy of connecting with loved ones. However, scammers also...

The holiday season brings the joy of online shopping for loved ones, but it’s important to protect your finances from cyber threats....

Cybersecurity is crucial in the digital world we live in. Protecting your personal information, financial assets, and data has never been...

While convenient, technology and online communication have become a double-edged sword, especially during tax season. Scammers use...

Peer-to-peer payments (P2P) like Zelle, Venmo and PayPal have become a common way for people to pay friends, family, and others they...

Along with other scams, fraud involving fake checks is on the rise. Like other schemes, the scammer's motive is to collect goods or money...