Security Tips

The Cecilian Bank works hard to protect your banking privacy and your information. Your Internet Banking session is protected by using a browser that supports 128-bit RC4 encryption technology. If you do not have a browser with a high enough encryption, the browser will notify you to upgrade in order to use our site.

Protect Yourself and Your Money!

You play an important role in protecting your information. Here are a few steps you can take to protect your identity:

  • Add your phone numbers to the national Do Not Call Registry at www.donotcall.gov or by calling 1 (888) 382-1222. Since February 2008, these registered telephone numbers will no longer expire off the list.
  • Examine your financial institution statements immediately upon receipt to determine whether there were any unauthorized transactions. Report any unauthorized transactions that you find immediately to The Cecilian Bank.
  • Each year, you are entitled to one free credit report through www.annualcreditreport.com or by calling 1 (877) 322-8228.
  • Request a copy of your Social Security statements annually at www.ssa.gov/mystatement to be sure that no one else is using your social security number for employment.
  • Opt-out of pre-screened credit offers every five years by calling 1 (888) 567-8688 or at www.optoutprescreen.com.

ReportScams@CecilianBank.com

The Cecilian Bank’s fraud-fighting tool! Your vigilance is crucial in our fight against fraud and cybercrime!

Did you receive a scam email, phone call, or text? Now, you can email Report Scams@CecilianBank.com to alert our fraud-fighting experts and help us address the threat faster!

Include as much detail about the scam as possible, such as screenshots of SMS texts. However, DO NOT reveal personal or identifying information, account numbers, usernames, or passwords. Your privacy is our priority.

If more information is required, we will respond to your email asking you to call the bank representative handling your report directly.


Avoid Becoming a Victim

Learn to recognize the most common types of fraud, cybercrime, and scams and how to prevent them. From spyware and other computer fraud to mail and phone fraud to email phishing and web spoofing, the following pages provide more tips on how to protect yourself.

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