
Learn Why #BanksNeverAskThat
During Cybersecurity Awareness Month, SouthEast Bank is joining the American Bankers Association (ABA) and banks across the country to promote an industry-wide campaign educating consumers about the persistent and growing threat of scams.
This year’s campaign theme, “Snap Out of It!,” highlights that scammers often lure consumers into a false sense of trust and security – almost a spellbound state – while demanding urgent action.
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Everyday Scams, Reported by People Just Like You
The BBB Institute for Marketplace Trust, the educational wing of the International Association of Better Business Bureaus, offers support to people who are concerned about potential scams or have fallen victim to scams.
Through their free online Scam Tracker, they allow users to look up existing scams and report new scams, and in turn share their findings in their annual Scam Tracker Risk Report.


Keeping You & Your Devices Connected, Safely
Anyone can put cybersecurity measures in place to help protect their data. The more complex the data being held, the greater the cybersecurity measures should be, which is why businesses, institutions, and government systems employ such high cybersecurity standards.
Often, however, these basic guidelines are enough to help everyday internet users begin to identify threats to their cybersecurity:
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