Our security measures prevent others from stealing your password, PIN or other secure information.

Scams. Hackers. Phishing schemes. You hear about all of these threats nightly on news broadcasts or on news websites. You may have been the target of one already. But things can get really scary when you start thinking about these threats and if they go after your banking information with Lincoln Savings Bank. We are here to assure you that, despite the advances in efforts by these criminals to access and steal your personal information, we follow the best practices in keeping it out of reach.

When it comes to personal information, account numbers and other vital bits of data, only the Lincoln Savings Bank employees that need to use them for transactions have access to them. Through special training and education programs, our employees learn the value of confidential information and how to protect against data theft.

Our physical, electronic and procedural safeguards meet federal security standards, and our technology is regularly tested to make sure that any weaknesses are pinpointed and fixed. If we notice discrepancies in any information or account, we act swiftly to correct them.

It is important to us that your personal information stays secure. You trust us with valuable financial and personal information. We take our responsibility in keeping this data private and out of other people’s hands seriously, and work every day to protect it.

You can also take steps to prevent this from happening. Never send any emails with account information or personal information. If you haven’t seen our blog post or video about identifying phishing scams, you can see it here.

At Lincoln Savings Bank, we want you to have a great experience with us, and keeping your personal and account information safe and secure is a huge part of that process. If you have any questions, you can contact us directly or look over our privacy policy.

Lincoln Savings Bank (LSB) takes the privacy and security of our customer data very seriously. With our recent online banking upgrade, we wanted to take this opportunity to remind you of the importance of protecting your personal information when using online banking. Federal financial regulators report that there has been an increase in the amount of cyber-criminals posing as financial institutions to target customers.

Here are a few steps you can take to help ensure the security of your online transactions.

• Remember that LSB will never e-mail, call or otherwise ask you for your online banking password or other electronic banking credentials. We may request your Login ID if you contact us for an online banking support request, though.

• Create a unique Login ID and Password using upper and lower case letters and also numbers. If you still use a “709” number for your Login ID, we encourage you to change that to something different. You can change that within online banking by clicking “Security” under the Preferences menu. You can also call us at 800-588-7551 to update your Login ID.

• Periodically change your password.

• Use a firewall and anti-virus software on your personal computer.

• Logout when you have finished your transactions. Do not just close the page.

Since commercial accounts are often targeted by thieves, LSB recommends each business take extra precaution and conduct their own risk assessment for online banking. We also recommend that businesses implement internal controls for any employees that have access to the business’ online banking accounts. These controls may include; password requirements, background checks, employee termination procedures, internal audits by a 3^rd party, etc…

The most important thing is that you contact us immediately if you feel as if your personal information has been compromised or if you discover any incorrect transactions on your account.