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Visions Federal Credit Union protects your confidentiality and takes Internet security very seriously. We are committed to ensuring that we use the best technology available to protect your information and personal identities. As a result, no member has ever had their personal information compromised at Visions.
Visions ensures the security of your information with world-class:
- Information and access code encryption
- Digital signatures
- Firewalls
- Physical security measures
All internet access to Visions must pass through secure zones and firewalls that are employed to protect member security. As part of our environment, we have intrusion detection systems that are monitored for intrusion attempts, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Password Protection & Data Security - Member's passwords are stored in an encrypted format and no one, including Visions employees, has access to those passwords. Account information is transmitted using a technology called Secure Socket Layers (SSL), which creates the encrypted connection.
Audits and Inspections - Visions security infrastructure is regularly audited and inspected by external firms that specialize in security processes and technologies.
Virus Protection - All email into and out of Visions is scanned for viruses. Visions state-of-the-art virus detection software allows us to add "rules" for additional protection and automatically checks the software provider's web site for updated virus signatures on a daily basis.
Physical Security - Visions restricts access to computer servers to those personnel who require access as part of their job description.
As we move forward with future remote access services, you can be assured that Visions will continue to use the latest Internet security measures available to protect your confidential information.
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