Protecting your Account
- Exercise extreme caution regarding suspicious emails or phishing endeavors. This includes emails, messages, malicious links, or websites that solicit your password, other sensitive data, or issue unusual payment instructions. Prior to sharing such information, always confirm the source and authenticity of the request by contacting us.
- Never disregard security warnings presented by your browser. These warnings could indicate that the site is counterfeit or is being intercepted.
- Construct secure and robust passwords. For more in – depth information, refer to our General Password Rules section below.
- Activate mandatory Two – Factor Authentication (2FA) as an extra safeguard to authenticate your identity.
- Utilize trusted mobile applications and lock your device when it’s not in use.
- Refrain from logging in on unsecured devices or in unsecure locations.
- Maintain the currency of your software and operating system to ward off online attacks. Enable automatic updates to ensure that your operating system and software, which typically incorporate security features, remain up – to – date.
- Passwords should be long and encrypted – a longer password is harder to decipher.
- Avoid anything that can be easily guessed, such as your birthday, address, or account number.
