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Fremont National Bank has many security measures and safeguards in place to ensure your accounts and credit are protected. In addition to using 24 Hour Banker Online services, you can take other steps to help protect yourself. We'd like to provide you with these tips so that we can work together to prevent fraud.
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Unfortunately there are fraudulent activities happening on the Internet. These activities include suspicious e-mails, fake web sites and pop-up boxes. If you have encountered any of these activities that claim to be associated with Fremont National Bank & Trust Company, please fill out an Internet Fraud Report.
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If you did provide personal information to a suspicious source, it is advised that you call us at at 402-721-1050 or 1-800-317-2265 immediately to speak to one of our bank representatives.
Internet Fraud Report
Use this form to report suspicious e-mails, fake web sites and pop-up boxes that claim to be associated with Fremont National Bank & Trust.
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Do not share your account numbers with anyone besides those individuals that are on your account.
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Do not lend your ATM or credit card to anyone.
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Report lost or stolen checks, debit cards, ATM cards or credit cards immediately.
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Store new and cancelled checks and any other documents that contain your account number in a safe place or make sure that they are disposed of properly.
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When viewing account information online, completely log off after each online session. For security purposes, 24 Hour Banker Online provides a log off link as well as automatically logging you off after 10 minutes of inactivity.
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Use the latest version of Internet browsers and e-mail programs.
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Review your e-mail service provider's Security Policy. Or, have your e-mail service provider explain their Security Policy. Be cautious about sharing personal information through e-mail.
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Do not open suspicious e-mail attachments; they may contain a virus that can infect your computer. Delete any unwanted e-mail.
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If you are using a public computer, close your e-mail program and browser before you leave.
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Phishing occurs when customers receive a fraudulent e-mail request for personal information, often in regards to verifying account numbers, personal identification numbers (PIN), social security numbers, passwords, or other sensitive information.
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The fraudulent e-mail will typically resemble a familiar company's Internet site and logos, while asking for customers to go to a provided Internet site address or click on a link to update or confirm their information.
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Such Internet site addresses or links are typically similar to the actual company's Internet address; however, will often have a couple of letters transposed.
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Fremont National Bank will never ask for you to verify an account number, password, or social security number within an e-mail.
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We encourage you to use caution when applying for items via e-mail. In order to safeguard yourself, be sure to check that the web address we may provide you in an e-mail is accurate. If you are ever in doubt please call Fremont National Bank at 402-721-1050 or toll free at 1-800-317-2265.
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Never share your Password and User ID with anyone.
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Do not use the same Password that you use for other online services.
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Change your Password on a regular basis for added security.
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Do not use easily verifiable information such as birth dates, social security numbers and addresses when selecting your Password and User ID.
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Be cautious when using password saving tools or save functions on your home or public computer.
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If you believe that someone else knows your User ID or Password, Contact Us to assist you in changing your information.
Fremont National Bank Security Statement
Learn more about security and what we are doing to protect you.
Security FAQs
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