idebit® Security Commitment to You
idebit® understands that keeping your personal information secure is essential to our relationship with you. Our Electronic Banking and Information Security Program is comprehensive, proactive and designed to ensure information about you is secure when you utilize idebit® services on the Internet.

idebit® utilizes industry accepted security practices that are appropriate for the way you choose to interact with us. For your protection, we verify who you say you are before enrolling you in idebit®. Additionally, our systems use firewalls and encryption to protect information about you.

Security Is Everyone’s Responsibility
At idebit®, we take the security of your information seriously. We train all our employees to employ procedures to keep information about you safe and secure. We also encourage you to be proactive in safeguarding your personal information.

For more information on how we protect information about you online and our approach to privacy, please see our Privacy Policy at www.idebit.com.

Security Controls and Browser Requirements
We understand the security of personal and account information about you is important to you. To assist us in offering financial services in a secure manner, we employ a number of controls described below. These controls allow us to properly authenticate your identity when you access these services and protect information about you as it travels over the Internet between us and your computer.

Our idebit® site requires the use of secure browsers to protect you during enrollment. Secure browsers allow you to communicate with our Web site in a protected session by encrypting information that flows between you and the site. To verify your session is secure, look for https: instead of http: in the URL address line, and a secure symbol (for example, closed padlock or key) on the status bar of your browser located on the lower part of the screen.

For greater security when enrolling in idebit® over the Internet, we require that you use a browser with 128-bit encryption. For more information on your browser's features and how to download a more secure version of your browser, consult your browser’s security manual or Help section.

To provide additional protection, a timeout feature is used on selected parts of our Web site. This feature automatically logs you out after an extended period of time. Re-establishing and authenticating your credentials for your online session helps to reduce unauthorized access to your accounts with us via the Internet.

The Web site uses firewalls to protect our computer systems and your information. Firewalls can be thought of as a selective barrier that permits only specific types of traffic (transactions) through to our systems.

An excellent source of information on how to prevent identity theft and what to do if you are a victim of identity theft is the Federal Trade Commission web site.