Cybersecurity Check-In: Protecting Yourself from AI-Powered Threats
At MC Federal Credit Union, safeguarding your personal and financial information is a top priority. While we maintain strong security measures, cybercriminals are increasingly using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to launch sophisticated attacks. Understanding these emerging threats is key to staying safe. Here are some important practices and AI-related risks to be aware of: Deepfakes and […]
Cybersecurity Check-In: Tips to Keep You Protected
 Protecting personal and financial information is a top priority at MC Federal Credit Union. While we maintain safeguards to help protect accounts, cybercriminals continue to use increasingly sophisticated methods to obtain sensitive information. We encourage you to remain vigilant and follow these important security practices: Do not disclose your account number, online banking credentials, or one-time […]
Fraud Alert: Protect Yourself from Impersonation Scams
We want to make our members aware of reports involving individuals posing as Credit Union Fraud Department employees. The scheme may begin with a reported issue involving a victim’s computer, followed by claims of fraud or internal employee misconduct. The imposter may create a sense of urgency and instruct you to withdraw or transfer funds […]
Important Reminder About Third-Party Mortgage Mailings
As a homeowner, your deed is part of the public record—which means third-party companies may use that information to send you unsolicited offers. We’ve recently seen an increase in both the number and frequency of these mailings being sent to homeowners in our community. These notices often use urgent or official-sounding language such as: “Important information […]
Stay Safe While Shopping Online This Holiday Season
The most wonderful time of the year is almost here, and cybercriminals are getting ready to strike. With Artificial Intelligence (AI) now a common part of their toolkit, scams are becoming harder than ever to spot. These advanced tools make it easier for scammers to create realistic emails, fake websites, and even lifelike calls or […]
New Email Address for Fraud Alerts
Effective Today, July 28th, the email address used to send fraud alerts for your debit and credit cards will be changing. You will now receive alerts from No-Reply@fraud.Velera.com instead of No-Reply@fraud.pscu.com. To protect yourself from scams, always double-check the sender. If you’re ever unsure about an email, do not click any links—call the number on […]