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- GaloyFree
- Intergiro Intl AB
- SolidFree
- Thought Machine
- Basiq
- TrueLayer
- Railsr
- NovoPayment
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- Marqeta
- Finicity
- Finastra
- BBVA
- Green Dot
- OpenPayd
- Mercuryo
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Emerging technologies and fraud tactics are being used to steal identities and take over finances—some are new, while others are more sophisticated approaches to common practices. But you can prevent these scams from happening to you. Use our educational resources to protect yourself from cybersecurity breaches, credit card fraud and more.
Use our resources to protect yourself from cybersecurity breaches, credit card fraud and much more.
Could You Fall in Love with a Fraudster? How to Spot Romance Scams
There's no good kind of cybercrime, but romance scams can be among the most brutal.
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Why You Need to Enroll in Identity/Fraud Protection Services
Fraudsters can use your personal information to open bank accounts, apply for loans and even file taxes. But there are steps you can take to keep your information safe.
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AI Voice Fraud on the Rise
Scammers are using AI voice cloning to trick people into believing loved ones are in trouble and need money. Here's how to protect yourself.
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What Are Common Types of Credit Card Fraud?
Learn more about the most common types of credit card fraud and what steps you can take to protect yourself from becoming a fraud victim.
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ACH Fraud Isn't New But It Remains a Threat
It seems like there's a new type of financial fraud to worry about every time you turn around. Yet that doesn't mean longer-standing cybercrimes are in the rearview window.
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Cybercrime For Sale: Scam Kits and How to Protect Yourself
It's a common refrain in the cybersecurity world that cybercriminals are constantly innovating. Thanks to some particularly entrepreneurial scammers, many others no longer need to.
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The Risk of IoT Devices in Your Home
Internet-connected home devices offer convenience and entertainment. But if left unsecured, your smart devices can give hackers access to personal information, leading to identity theft and financial fraud.
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Fraud Alert: Cell Phone SIM Swap Scams
As customers become increasingly aware of phone, email and online scams, fraudsters are turning to more sophisticated schemes like stealing your cell phone number. See how it works.
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Fraud Alert: Skimming
Most ATM users are aware of how to maintain physical security. But criminals are no longer just interested in stealing limited cash here and there.
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Synovus Security Center: Spoofing
There’s been an uptick in spoofing-related fraud. Here’s what you need to know.
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What Is Elder Financial Abuse?
Synovus has partnered with Carefull, a Financial Safety service, to provide the latest news on keeping your money safe. In recognition of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on June 15, Carefull and Synovus contribute tips on how to protect your loved ones.
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Fraud Alert: Travel Scams
Thieves never take a vacation, even when you do. Read these tips to avoid travel scams and protect yourself from fraud while traveling.
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Fraud Alert: Zelle Payments
Zelle and other peer-to-peer payment apps are convenient to pay or receive funds. But peer-to-peer scams could empty your bank account.
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How to Protect Your Child From Identity Theft
Child identity theft is a surprisingly common occurrence. Learn about red flags and how to protect your child.
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How Scammers Can Use SIM Swapping to Steal Your Phone While It's Still in Your Hand
SIM swapping is a complex scheme to hijack your phone number—often using basic information you might share online. With access to your texts, fraudsters can change your account passwords and gain control of your finances.
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Common Holiday Scams
Thieves go into overdrive around the holidays. Learn more about six common holiday scams and how to avoid them.
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Infographic: How to Spot Red Flags For Banking Scams
The best way to protect yourself from scammers is to learn to identify common red flags that a scammer is targeting you — and then take action.
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Protecting Your Digital Footprint After Death
Make a plan to help your loved ones secure your digital accounts and prevent post-mortem identity theft after you die.
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What is a Social Engineering Scam?
Social engineering scams are designed to defraud victims with fake emails and texts. Learn about these scams and ways to protect yourself.
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What to Do if You Are a Victim of Fraud
The FBI reports that online fraud is rapidly growing in the U.S. Find out how to protect yourself and what to do if you are a fraud victim.
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Scam Alert: Phishing
Phishing attacks are on the rise, but you can keep your inbox — and your personal information — safe with a few key tips.
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Scam Alert: Smishing
Smishing scams send you text messages from fake sources in an attempt to trick you into revealing personal or financial information.
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Scam Alert: Vishing
Vishing is a type of fraud that blends telephone and email scams. Here's how to identify red flags of vishing and how to report it.
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5 Tips For Safe Online Shopping
Online shopping is more popular than ever and cyberthieves and hackers have taken note. Here's how to stay one step ahead of the scams.
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8 Ways to Secure Your Home Network
As more people work from home, home network security becomes increasingly crucial. Here are eight ways to secure your home network.
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How to Identify and Prevent Fraud via Phone, Email, and Online
Scammers use many tricks to get you to divulge your personal information by phone, email, or online. Here are some red flags to look for.
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Fraud Alert: Charity Scams
Don't let scammers take advantage of your generosity. Here are ways to check that your donations end up in the right hands.
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Scam Alert: Malware and Ransomware
Ransomware attacks are on the rise, just as working from home becomes more common. Here's how to protect your data from malware.
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5 Tips For Spotting a Phishing Email
Phishing attacks are on the rise, but you can keep your inbox — and your personal information — safe with a few key tips.
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Scam Alert: Card Skimming
Learn how to protect your card data from cyber thieves when you shop, use the ATM, or fuel up your vehicle.
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6 Ways to Keep Your Mobile Phone Secure
Your smartphone is a lifeline, but losing its data or having it stolen could be a disaster. Here's how to make it more secure.
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Infographic: 7 Tips to Stay Safe While Shopping Online
Learn how to protect yourself from hackers and cyberthieves when shopping online. It is possible to safely shop online.
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How to Protect Your Account with Secure Passwords
Hackers steal nearly 250,000 online login credentials each week. Here's how to protect your email and financial data with a strong password.
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Are Password Managers a Good Idea?
If you have trouble keeping track of multiple passwords, consider using a password manager. But is it safe for your financial accounts? Consider these points first.
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7 Ways to Protect Your Aging Parents From Financial Abuse
Your aging parents could be at risk for elder financial abuse. Here's how to spot signs of fraud and protect your parents' assets.
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How to Teach Your Children About Being Safe Online
Parents can keep their children safe online with these best practices. Take a look at these tips to teach your kids how to be safe online.
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5 Ways to Protect Yourself From Identity Theft
Identity thieves can damage your credit, steal your money, and disrupt your life. Here are ways to protect yourself against ID theft.
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Scam Alert: Bogus Banking Emails
Hold on before you panic. That urgent email from your bank might be fake. Here's how to spot the scam, and then what to do next.
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What Is Check Washing?
Check washing is an old type of check fraud that's making a comeback. Here's how criminals pull it off — and how to protect yourself.
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What to do if you’re a victim
- Call us at 1-888-SYNOVUS if you believe your Synovus card or account is impacted.
- As a victim of identity theft, know your rights. Click here to view those rights and learn how to report identity theft.
- Contact financial institutions or creditors for any accounts or cards that might have been impacted by the fraud or identity theft. Make sure to follow up in writing.
- Have Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion place a "fraud alert" on your file. Also, ask them to include a statement asking creditors to obtain your permission before opening any new accounts in your name.
- Be sure to contact other agencies, such as the Social Security Administration, Federal Trade Commission and others, as appropriate.
- Review your credit reports regularly.
- File a report with the police. Keep a copy in case creditors request it.
- Contact your broker, account manager, the Securities Exchange Commission, NASD and/or Securities Regulator if you think someone has tampered with your securities investments or brokerage account.
- Complete the Customer Security Incident Reporting form if you believe you have discovered a potential security concern regarding any Synovus products.
What we do:
- Secure your information by using firewalls, anti-virus software, application security, and monitoring for intrusions and fraudulent activity.
- Use 256-bit TLS (Transport Layer Security) encryption to keep your information safe when you access your account and perform transactions.
- Have “strong authentication” for our digital banking products, meaning in addition to requiring your username and password for sign in, they require additional authentication to verify your identity.
- Implement a strong Customer Due Diligence program to protect our customers, our company and the public at large. Learn more.
- Implement rigorous security standards that meet or exceed federal government security requirements.
As a Synovus Plus, Synovus Inspire, or Synovus Private Wealth customer, you can enroll in complimentary Credit and Identity Protection services. With this service, Synovus will monitor your credit reports and notify you any time any changes are made. Synovus will also scan the web to make sure your personal information hasn't been compromised by checking websites, blogs, peer-to-peer networks. Synovus also offers full-service identity restoration if you become a victim of identity theft.
Want to know more about how you can achieve peace of mind as a Synovus customer? Get your personal code by talking with your Synovus advisor and then enroll here.
