SCCU is committed to keeping your accounts and personal information secure. We have a number of security measures in place to help protect you, including industry-standard technologies such as usernames and passwords, encryption and firewalls. We do not sell or share your private information with unaffiliated businesses.
Because protecting your accounts and identity is a partnership, this page provides some additional information about common scams, steps you can take to protect yourself against fraud, and what to do in the event that you experience fraud. You should notify the Member Service Center if you plan on traveling, or will be conducting transactions that are out of the ordinary from your usual transactions. In addition, it is essential to keep your contact information, telephone plus area code, up to date so we can contact you immediately, when necessary.
- The top actions YOU can take are listed on the right side of this page.
- The “Latest Alert” button above will link you to information about recent frauds reported to SCCU.
- The links below provide examples of specific fraud issues and steps to take if it should become necessary.
Protecting yourself against fraud does not require a great deal of effort, but it does require awareness and caution. |
