Texas First Bank uses sophisticated technology and multiple layers of technology to help safeguard your data, but we are most successful in fighting fraud when we partner with you.
We recommend that you take the time to learn about the steps you can take to protect yourself, your computer, and your personal information.
Texas First Bank values the security of our customers above all else. That's why we offer advice and suggestions on how to keep your banking information secure while navigating the online environment.
Fraud comes in all shapes and sizes, and its impact can range from a nuisance to financially debilitating. Stay vigilant and protect yourself from identity theft and financial ruin.
Business fraud can come from outside or inside a company. Your best defenses are education and a strong banking partner that’s security-minded, helping implement tools to protect your assets.
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As we all know, an ATM (Automated Teller Machine) is a great convenience for withdrawing cash. Using them, however, can sometimes compromise our safety and security.
In another installment of security tips from our Security Manager, Clay Perry, he shares some things to look out for that may indicate a scam.
Wire fraud is on the rise, and anyone can be a victim. A common scheme we’re seeing these days is the Email Account Compromise (EAC). Its effects can be devastating, sometimes resulting in thousands of dollars lost for you or your company.