IMPORTANT SECURITY NOTICE

Is Your Personal Information at Risk?

Data breaches occur frequently, potentially exposing sensitive information like passwords, email addresses, and financial details. Taking action to protect yourself is crucial.

What You Should Do:

1. Check for Data Breaches

• Enter your email address above to see if your email has been compromised
• Review your credit reports for suspicious activity
• Monitor your bank and credit card statements regularly

2. If Your Data Has Been Compromised:

• Immediately change passwords on affected accounts
• Use strong, unique passwords for each account
• Enable two-factor authentication wherever possible
• Contact your bank and credit card companies
• Consider placing a freeze on your credit reports

3. Additional Security Steps:

• Update passwords every 3-6 months
• Never use the same password across multiple accounts
• Sign up for fraud alerts with major credit bureaus
• Consider using a reputable password manager

Remember: Quick action following a data breach can help prevent identity theft and financial fraud. If you notice suspicious activity, report it immediately to the relevant financial institutions and authorities.

For additional support, contact your bank’s fraud department or identity protection services.

Stay vigilant. Stay secure.