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    Backing Up Your Personal Information

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    Learn how automated back up strategies can help to protect your data.

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    Smart Phone Payments

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    Security can be a significant advantage for digital payments when compared with credit and debit cards. Unlike a credit card, the device itself is not the payment method – it always requires authorization from you.

  • TRUE NORTH FEDERAL CREDIT UNION CYBERSECURITY AWARENESS

    Cybersecurity Awareness: Google Yourself

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    If you Google your name, you may find public information about yourself that you didn’t expect to see, such as your phone number, email address, or home address.

  • TRUE NORTH FEDERAL CREDIT UNION CYBERSECURITY AWARENESS

    Cybersecurity Awareness: Stay Safe On Social Media

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    When using social media platforms, it’s important to be careful about what you post. Cybercriminals can use this information in cyberattacks.

  • TRUE NORTH FEDERAL CREDIT UNION CYBERSECURITY AWARENESS

    Cybersecurity Awareness: Unexpected Emails

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    Cybercriminals take advantage of full inboxes to send dangerous, unexpected emails. You may look through your inbox as quickly as possible - but don't forget to stay vigilant.

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    Cybersecurity Awareness: Unsafe Email Attachments

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    Many people use email in their personal life and their workplace. You can get an email from your aunt with her stew recipe or an email from your boss with a guest list for the office party. But what if the email isn’t actually from your aunt or boss?