Fraud and cyber threats can happen in many different ways, and they are becoming increasingly difficult to recognize at a glance.
A suspicious message may arrive by email, text or social media. A phone call may appear to come from a trusted organization. Scammers may even use artificial intelligence to create more convincing messages, voices or impersonations designed to pressure you into sharing information, sending money or taking action quickly.
One of the best ways to protect yourself is to slow down and verify. Be cautious with unexpected requests, avoid sharing passwords or authentication codes, and independently confirm anything involving your accounts, personal information or money before you act.
Explore the resources below for helpful information about cybersecurity, fraud prevention and common scams affecting individuals, families and businesses.
