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OMNIClub OutlookOCTOBER - DECEMBER 2017

by Sherry Gibbon, Community Relations Manager

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THE BASIC STEPS TO ONLINE

SAFETY AND SECURITY October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM).

Online safety is our shared responsibility, and it starts with STOP. THINK. CONNECT.™

STOP: make sure security measures are in place. THINK: about the consequences

of your actions and behaviors online. CONNECT: and enjoy the internet.

GET STARTED TODAYstaysafeonline.org/ncsam

Be A Part of Something Big

Resources That Work:

GET INVOLVED ON SOCIAL MEDIA Use the #CyberAware hashtag in your posts, follow us on

Facebook (/StaySafeOnline) and Twitter (@StaySafeOnline)

and download our sample social media content to share before

and during the month.

BECOME A NCSAM CHAMPION Register yourself and/or your organization as a Champion to

take action in support of NCSAM. It’s easy and free to sign up

at staysafeonline.org/ncsam/champions.

JOIN THE #ChatSTC TWITTER CHATS Join the discussion every Thursday in October at 3 p.m. EDT/

noon PDT.

1.2016 Raytheon SurveyNational Cyber Security Awareness Month is observed every October and led by the

National Cyber Security Alliance and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

KEEP A CLE AN MACHINE Keep all software on internet-connected devices – including PCs, smartphones

and tablets – up to date to reduce risk of infection from malware.

LOCK DOWN YOUR LOGIN Fortify your online accounts by enabling the strongest authentication tools

available, such as biometrics, security keys or a unique one-time code

through an app on your mobile device. Your usernames and passwords are not

enough to protect key accounts like email, banking and social media.

PERSONAL INFORMATION IS LIKE MONEY.

VALUE IT. PROTECT IT.Information about you, such as purchase history or location, has value – just like money.

Be thoughtful about who gets that information and how it’s collected by apps and websites.

WHEN IN DOUBT, THROW IT OUTCybercriminals often use links to try to steal your personal information.

Even if you know the source, if something looks suspicious, delete it.

SHARE WITH CAREThink before posting about yourself and others online. Consider what a post reveals,

who might see it and how it could be perceived now and in the future.

OWN YOUR ONLINE PRESENCESet the privacy and security settings on websites to your comfort level for information

sharing. It’s OK to limit how and with whom you share information.

https://stopthinkconnect.org

https://www.dhs.gov/stopthinkconnect

FOLLOW THESE

STOP. THINK. CONNECT.TM

TIPS TO BETTER PROTECT

YOURSELF ONLINE AND

MAKE THE INTERNET MORE

SECURE FOR EVERYONE.

92% of U.S. young adults

think that keeping

the internet safe and secure

is a responsibility we

all share – up 8 points from

84 percent in 2015.1

THE BASIC STEPS TO ONLINE

SAFETY AND SECURITY October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM).

Online safety is our shared responsibility, and it starts with STOP. THINK. CONNECT.™

STOP: make sure security measures are in place. THINK: about the consequences

of your actions and behaviors online. CONNECT: and enjoy the internet.

GET STARTED TODAYstaysafeonline.org/ncsam

Be A Part of Something Big

Resources That Work:

GET INVOLVED ON SOCIAL MEDIA Use the #CyberAware hashtag in your posts, follow us on

Facebook (/StaySafeOnline) and Twitter (@StaySafeOnline)

and download our sample social media content to share before

and during the month.

BECOME A NCSAM CHAMPION Register yourself and/or your organization as a Champion to

take action in support of NCSAM. It’s easy and free to sign up

at staysafeonline.org/ncsam/champions.

JOIN THE #ChatSTC TWITTER CHATS Join the discussion every Thursday in October at 3 p.m. EDT/

noon PDT.

1.2016 Raytheon SurveyNational Cyber Security Awareness Month is observed every October and led by the

National Cyber Security Alliance and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

KEEP A CLE AN MACHINE Keep all software on internet-connected devices – including PCs, smartphones

and tablets – up to date to reduce risk of infection from malware.

LOCK DOWN YOUR LOGIN Fortify your online accounts by enabling the strongest authentication tools

available, such as biometrics, security keys or a unique one-time code

through an app on your mobile device. Your usernames and passwords are not

enough to protect key accounts like email, banking and social media.

PERSONAL INFORMATION IS LIKE MONEY.

VALUE IT. PROTECT IT.Information about you, such as purchase history or location, has value – just like money.

Be thoughtful about who gets that information and how it’s collected by apps and websites.

WHEN IN DOUBT, THROW IT OUTCybercriminals often use links to try to steal your personal information.

Even if you know the source, if something looks suspicious, delete it.

SHARE WITH CAREThink before posting about yourself and others online. Consider what a post reveals,

who might see it and how it could be perceived now and in the future.

OWN YOUR ONLINE PRESENCESet the privacy and security settings on websites to your comfort level for information

sharing. It’s OK to limit how and with whom you share information.

https://stopthinkconnect.org

https://www.dhs.gov/stopthinkconnect

FOLLOW THESE

STOP. THINK. CONNECT.TM

TIPS TO BETTER PROTECT

YOURSELF ONLINE AND

MAKE THE INTERNET MORE

SECURE FOR EVERYONE.

92% of U.S. young adults

think that keeping

the internet safe and secure

is a responsibility we

all share – up 8 points from

84 percent in 2015.1

Technology has given us the availability to receive information immediately, and to contact individuals wherever they are. In today’s world, technology is part of everything we do, from driving our car, buying our gas, using electricity, shopping online, and online banking. “But, has it really made life easier and simpler? Or, has it made it easier for our personal information to be compromised?” October is designated as Cyber Security Awareness Month and this article will discuss ways to protect yourself online.

“Has technology made life easier and simpler?” Of course it has. For example, paperwork is now scanned and emailed to an individual across the country in a fraction of the time it takes for mail to be delivered. Notifications of discounts, sales, and other special advertising are sent via text messages or emails, putting shopping for the best deals right at your fingertips.

Now, while all of this sounds great, there are some areas of concern when you receive an email with an attachment. If you are NOT expecting the email from the individual, be cautious. DO NOT open the attachment. Call the individual from a telephone number you have in your contact list and not the one listed in the email. You may also copy and paste the URL into your browser to verify that the email is from a legitimate source. If all of these factors are checked, and the email is NOT valid, it is recommended to delete the email from your device completely. Technology is great and can provide us with valuable information. Just remember that we need to protect our devices just as we do our homes when we leave them while on vacation.

“Has technology made it easier for our personal information to be compromised?” Hackers, or cybercriminals, have become more sophisticated and now target banking and credit card information to sell on the black market. As consumers, we have to find ways to protect our personal information from being compromised. One way to ensure that our computers are safe is to download an antivirus protection program and to keep it updated with the most current version. Create difficult passwords and change them frequently. DO NOT use the same passwords for all your accounts or services, this opens the door for all your information to be vulnerable. Never use your birthday, anniversary, or information that can be obtained from social media. Consider using a phrase or words to your favorite song for a password. When it comes to answering security questions related to your accounts, it is suggested to be creative, just remember what you answered.

Technology is forever changing and how it is being used. As individuals we need to be diligent and aware of how to protect our devices. On Tuesday, November 7, in Longview, and on Thursday, November 9, in Hideaway Lake, Vice President and Manager of Treasury Services Chris Davis will lead lunch-n-learn presentations on “Cyber Threats and Trends,” sharing his knowledge on trending threats in cyber security.

Call Sherry Gibbon at 903-237-5568 to reserve your space now!

October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month

source: www.stopthinkconnect.org

Important Information

Lock your screen

Set phone to auto-update

Download apps from Google Play

Do NOT jailbreak your phone

Set remote tracking and wiping

Buy device insurance

Backup your device, regularly

Install anti-virus software

Only use secure WiFi networks

Enable encryption

Verify apps

Use Google Safe Browsing

Protect Your Android Phones and Other DevicesInformation is given to us daily in the news, on the Internet, and in magazines on how to protect our electronic devices. It is definitely a hot topic! This year, the Android phone has been a major concern due to the number of individuals who have this device and the issue of fake versions of apps that can be downloaded to the phone.

If you have not downloaded these apps, DO NOT download them, they are malicious! The following are known Trojan virus programs to watch out for:

DroidDream – Clones SIM card to read / send text message

Fakeneflic – Malicious NetFlix copycat. Steals login credentials

GGTracker – Uses fee-based SMS subscription services

Nickispy – Transmits phone calls, location, and text message to remote site

xoBOT (a.k.a. Marcher) – A banking Trojan that attacks by offering fake versions of popular apps (i.e. WhatsApp, NetFlix, Adobe Flash, etc.)

The following are tips to help protect your Android device:

If you need assistance or would like additional information, please contact a representative from our T3 Support Center at 903-237-1881 or 1-800-263-7013.

Being “connected” brings increased risk of theft, fraud, and abuse. Cyber attacks are increasing as society is more dependent on online systems and digital technology. Each of us has a shared responsibility to protect our electronic devices and personal information.

Remember the acronym P.L.O.T. for these safety tips:

PASSWORDS Set strong passwords, and do Not Share with anyone.

LINKS Do Not open links attached in an email unless you know the sender and/or are expecting the information.

OPEN Avoid unsecure WiFi networks when conducting business online with sensitive personal and financial information.

TARGETED Be aware of phishing emails asking for personal ATTACKS information. Do Not share with anyone without verifying validity of request.

Talk to your family, friends, and co-workers about Internet safety and share your experiences with each other. Someone may benefit from your discussion.

For more information, visit our Fraud Protection Center @ www.texasbankandtrust.com.

On Your Feet!Thursday, March 8, 2018Trip Fee: $175 per personPayment Due: February 8, 2018

Join OMNIClub on Thursday, March 8, for the Dallas Summer Musical “On Your Feet!” Emilio and Gloria Estefan came to America from Cuba, and broke through all barriers to become a crossover sensation at the very top of the pop music world. From international superstardom to life-threat-ening tragedy, “On Your Feet!” takes you behind the music and inside the real story of this record-making and groundbreaking couple who, in the face of adversity, found a way to end up on their feet. Prior to the performance, we will dine for lunch at the M Dining Hall at the Music Hall.

Upcoming Events

The OMNIClub OUTLOOK newsletter serves as your invitation and notification to upcoming events. If you are interested in attending any of our OMNI events, educational seminars, or experience travel activities, please contact Sherry Gibbon, 903-237-5568, at your earliest convenience due to limited seating.

All travel payments may be mailed to Master Travel, 100 East Tyler St., Longview, Texas 75601. Please note OMNIClub on the memo section of your check. NOTE: To cancel reservations, please call us immediately. All refunds based on reselling of space. We will contact the “Wait List” promptly regarding any availability.

THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 2018Trip Fee | $175 per person

Payment Due | February 8,2018

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2017Trip Fee:

$175 per person with “Complete” dinner$165 per person with “Lite” dinner

At time of reservation, please provide us with your chosen dinner option.

––––––––––––––––––––––Payment Due: November 1, 2017

–––––––––––––––––––––– Trip includes ticket, dinner, roundtrip

motorcoach transportation, and gratuities.

Get into the holiday spirit enjoying the beautiful music of the season by attending the Dallas Symphony’s “A Christmas Celebration” at the Meyerson. Our group will dine at The Opus prior to the evening performance and enjoy a wonderful buffet of holiday fare. The Opus provides two options for dining. Call to make your reservation now! The trip is full and we are taking names for the Wait List Only!

Nancy Adamson and Vivian Peacock Linda Wells, Peggy Mayfield, and Molly Sue Spear Linda Whitehead and Brenda Huber

Mark your calendars and make plans to join for one of these two dates - Tuesday, November 7, in Longview, or Thursday, November 9, in Hideaway Lake. October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month and Texas Bank and Trust provides educational seminars to our customers. We will hear from Vice President and Manager of Treasury Services Chris Davis as he shares information on cyber threats and trends, and how we can stay safe online and protect our personal information.

Register online for either session @ www.texasbankandtrust.com, or contact

Sherry Gibbon at 903-237-5568Limited Seating Available

LONGVIEWTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2017

11:30 am – 1:00 pmTEXAS BANK AND TRUST

Hazel Hickey Community RoomDowntown Longview

HIDEAWAY LAKETHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2017

11:30 am – 1:00 pmClubhouse Banquet Room

Hideaway Lake

Lunch-n-Learn

aChristmas Celebration

at the Meyerson“Cyber Threats

and Trends”Chris DavisVice President

and Manager of Treasury Services

2018

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 201711:00 am – 1:00 pm

Hazel Hickey Community Room301 East Whaley | Longview Texas

Save the date for the OMNIClub Christmas Open House on December 6, 2017! Your exclusive invitation will arrive by mail in November with further details for this annual holiday event.

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For more information, visit our Fraud Protection Center @ www.texasbankandtrust.com.

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