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Consejos de seguridad en línea

Take your online security seriously

At BOK Financial, we go the extra mile when it comes to securing your personal and financial information. You can also protect yourself by identifying and preparing for potential threats. Below you can find tips and best practices when it comes to banking online. 

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Our approach to online security 

La codificación ayuda a proteger su información privada al cifrarla para que no pueda ser interceptada ni leída por otras personas. Cuando usted visita un sitio que requiere un código de seguridad, en su navegador podrá observar el ícono de una llave o un candado. Si no se encuentra en un área segura, la llave o el candado se verán rotos.

Para navegadores de Microsoft: para revisar el nivel del código de seguridad, vaya al menú "File" (Archivo), seleccione "Properties" (Propiedades) y luego "Security" (Seguridad). Otra forma es seleccionar "Help" (Ayuda) y luego "About Internet Explorer" (Acerca de Internet Explorer).

BOK Financial will never call, text, or email you to request your password or other sensitive information like PINs or social security numbers.

Help protect yourself

Use these tips to help make sure you stay safe online

  • Make sure to update apps regularly


    Updating apps is necessary to maintain the security of your device and personal information. Developers regularly release new versions of their apps to address security vulnerabilities and bugs that could be exploited by hackers. By installing updates, you ensure that your apps are equipped with the latest security features and patches.

  •  Do not open suspicious emails


    To identify suspicious emails, look for signs such as misspelled words, unfamiliar senders, urgent language, and requests for personal information or money. Be cautious of emails that create a sense of urgency, claim to be from a government agency or financial institution, or include attachments or links that you were not expecting. 

  • Use a strong and unique password


    A strong password is necessary to protect your personal and financial information from cybercriminals. Weak passwords are easily guessable and can be cracked within seconds, leaving your accounts vulnerable to hacking and identity theft. A strong password, on the other hand, is complex, unique and difficult to guess.

  • Do not share your personal information


    You should never share your personal banking information with anyone, as it puts you at risk of financial fraud and identity theft. Your banking information includes sensitive data such as your account number, routing number, PIN and password. This information can be used by cybercriminals to gain access to your account.

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