How do criminals identify their targets? Scammers target anyone and everyone they can. They rely on researching details that are readily available on the internet, especially information on social media and dating apps. How does the scam start? Criminals typically create fake profiles and reach out to people via WhatsApp, Facebook, Tinder or other dating […]
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.Bank FAQ Why .Bank? As a verified domain exclusively for the banking community, .Bank offers a secure online space for banking and communication. We made the move to .Bank for an even more secure banking experience. Please be sure to look for the .Bank in all of our email addresses and in our website URL.
Protecting Your Banking Information Knowledge is your best defense against fraud. Ireland Bank helps keep you informed and updated on what you can do to help protect yourself and your personal information. Checking Account Security Tips Debit Card Security Tips Regularly Review your Account Information Your Personal Identification Number (PIN) Practice Common-sense Security when using
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Protect yourself when Mobile Banking Ireland Bank is committed to protecting your banking account and personal information accessed through Ireland Bank’s Mobile Banking. We work hard to keep your information secure and are committed to protecting it. To ensure the security of your account information, a number of security features have been built into mobile
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Email Scams Scams come in many forms, such as “phishing” emails, fraudulent text messages, and phone calls. These all have the same goal – the unauthorized use of your information. It is very important for you to know that Ireland Bank will NEVER ask you to send your account information over email. Do not reply to
Online Security Tips We want you to feel confident when banking online that your personal information is safe and secure. Listed below are several effective security tips you can use to help mitigate your risk and to better protect yourself and your financial information. Setting Up Security Alerts Some of the security alerts associated with
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Protect Yourself Online Although the internet has many advantages, it can also make users vulnerable to fraud, identity theft and other scams. According to a 2018 Gallup Poll, one in four Americans has experienced cybercrime. The American Bankers Association recommends the following tips to keep you safe online:
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14 Red Flags for Elder Financial Abuse The key to spotting financial abuse is to look for change in a person’s established financialpatterns. Watch out for these red flags:
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