Yes. We use e-mail and our Web site (and send letters) to inform members about the products and services we offer that may be of good value to them. But we ...

Criminal groups collect data from multiple sources and combine it to create authentic-looking e-mails designed to convince you to share information that sho...

They often do not know and, in fact, don’t know anything about you specifically. They do know that Tower has thousands of members. They cast a broad net in ...

Criminals obtain e-mail addresses and telephone numbers from a variety of sources, including purchasing mailing lists from reputable companies. Often, they ...

Phishers send out scams to victimize the general public. Tower is not the only financial institution that is experiencing these phishing attacks. Tower and ...

No. You should not enter your User ID or password in an e-mail or on a telephone keypad if you did not initiate the contact—even if the caller has some of y...

You should contact Tower immediately. Report your suspicions to us immediately at abuse@towerfcu.org or call the Member Service Center at 301-497-7000 or 80...

They take many forms. Some contain the recognizable name, logo and Web page design of a financial institution. But most are similar in tone—often short, cho...

Phishing (pronounced “fishing”) is when criminals send e-mail by the thousands or millions in hopes of tricking unsuspecting members/consumers into sharing ...

Each situation is different. If you suspect that you responded to a phishing e-mail or telephone call, report you’re suspicions by e-mail to abuse@towerfcu....