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American Commerce Bank wishes you a safe and prosperous holiday season: Karen Chavarria, Personal Banker, Carlos Laverde, Market President and Branch Manager Soraya Kenney.

Twelve cyber-security tips for Christmas It’s a festive time of year. Parties, shopping and bustling crowds provide a variety of occasions for holiday joy… and for getting into holiday trouble. As we enter this season of fun and festivity, American Commerce Bank offers you these friendly tips for how to stay safe and secure in the days ahead. We present for you: THE TWELVE CYBER SECURITY TIPS OF CHRISTMAS #12 - Watch out for public Wi-Fi: Public connections are not secure. Never perform banking transactions on a public network. When online shopping, disable public WiFi and switch to your mobile network. #11- Be aware of shoulder surfers: The most basic form of theft is by observation. Shield your device when disclosing confidential information. #10- Wipe your devices before donating: remove memory cards and hard drives from computers, tablets and phones before sale or donation to a worthy cause. #9- Avoid storing sensitive information like passwords or social security numbers on a mobile device. #8- Protect your phone from viruses and malware just like a computer by

installing security software. Not all carriers provide it with an account. #7- Log out completely when finishing a mobile banking session. #6- Set strong passwords with a minimum of 12 characters. Both upper and lower case plus symbols are best. #5- Before shopping online, be sure the website uses secure technology. Look for https: and that tiny locked padlock in the url. #4- Be careful about phishing scams: spoof sites, urgent requests and sophisticated email schemes abound on the web. Look carefully for mis-spellings and unidentified links. #3- Avoid positing personal info like home address, birthdays or your mother’s maiden name on social media. #2- Write or sticker contact info on your mobile devices. No, it doesn’t look cool, but it could just get your device returned to you. #1 – And report suspected fraud to your bank immediately. Always. Best wishes for a wonderful holiday season! For more information about American Commerce Bank, visit us at 10690 Medlock Bridge Road or at www.AmericanCommerceBank.com.

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