Cybersecurity focuses on protecting computers and networks from unauthorized access.
Use strong passwords and do not share them with anyone
Change passwords regularly
Do not open emails from people you do not know
Be sure to back up your data
Do not give your personal information online
Do not leave your devices unattended
Do not use unsecured "public" wireless networks
Encrypt your device when possible and use a passcode
Do not use a jailbroken or rooted device to access online or mobile banking
Fraud
Fraud is an individual who tries to deceive others to try to gain financial or personal gain. Below are tips on how to protect yourself from fraud:
Use a strong password
Change passwords often
Monitor bank statements
Set up account alerts through mobile banking
Do not use the same password for multiple sites
Do not let others use your devices
Only download our apps via the Google Play Store or iTunes app store
Contact rnb@riddellonline.com if you notice suspicious activity or call 1-800-940-2611. Non-business hours call 1-800-262-2024
Riddell may contact you about suspicious activity on your account but will not ask for you password
Identity Theft
Identity theft occurs when an individual steals your personal information. When that individual has enough information they can use your identity to commit fraud or other crimes. Here are a few tips to avoid having you identity stolen:
Keep documents with personal information secure at all times
Shred documents with personal information
Check your credit score once a year
Do not carry your social security card
Update your software regularly
Use anti-virus software
Elder Financial Abuse
Older adults are regularly the targets of scam artists who try to lie and deceptive individuals to gain access to their money or personal information. Tips to avoid these types of scams include:
Be cautious of anyone who pressures you to send funds on pre-paid cards or wire transfers
Scammers usually claim there is an emergency in hopes you will respond quickly without time to check into the claim further
Never judge a person’s honesty by the sound of their voice
The IRS will never ask for credit card or debit card information over the phone