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   Your Community Bank's eNewsletter                        October 2019
Dear all, 

Welcome Cortez Market President, William Galloway!  William recently joined the Cortez team, bringing over 37 years of banking experience. Skilled in ag lending, William provides a new approach to leadership and connecting with the community. 
 
Read more about William  here. He can be reached directly at 970.564.8867. Please join me in welcoming William to our team!

Sincerely, 
Sheila Mathews | President and CEO
Customer Feature: Mortgage customer, Clint Stewart



Congratulations, Clint on your home purchase. We hope the remodeling has been a success, and it's finally home-sweet-home for you. Go Aggies!

- Mortgage Lender, Janice Huffhines 
Bank Updates: New website coming soon
Here's a sneak peek of the new TheBankForMe.com...

Community News: Around the Four Corners 
FYP's Socials and Speakers featuring Sheila Mathews was a great success. Thank you to everyone who attended, and the Farmington Chamber for the invite and opportunity to host! (And Jonathan Bacon for the photos.) 



FCCB staff and friends enjoyed the
Montezuma Land Conservancy's annual beer festival in Cortez. 

Aztec Youth Sports Cheerleading take a break and strike a pose with their FCCB shades during a sunny game day at Hartman Park in Aztec. 

Customer Corner: Upcoming observances
October: National Cyber Security Awareness Month, National Crime Prevention Month, and Family Health Month
10.7-10.11: Customer Service Week and Financial Planning Week
10.14: All FCCB locations will be closed in observance of Columbus Day
10.17: Get Smart About Credit Day
Insight: 12 ways to protect your mobile device 
In observance of National Cyber Security Awareness Month, American Bankers Association offers these 12 ways to protect your mobile device: 
  1. Use the passcode lock on your smartphone and other devices. This will make it more difficult for thieves to access your information if your device is lost or stolen.
  2. Log out completely when you finish a mobile banking session.
  3. Protect your phone from viruses and malicious software, or malware, just like you do for your computer by installing mobile security software.
  4. Use caution when downloading apps. Apps may contain malicious software, worms, and viruses. Beware of bogus programs and/or apps that feature simulated ad interactions or display intentionally misleading buttons or layouts. Be cautious of apps that ask for unnecessary permissions.
  5. Download the updates for your phone and mobile apps as soon as they are released. 
  6. Avoid storing sensitive information like passwords or your Social Security number on your mobile device. However, if you choose to store passwords on your phone, consider using a "password keeper," which allows you to store sensitive information using a single passcode.
  7. Tell your financial institution immediately if you change your phone number or lose your mobile device.
  8. Be aware of shoulder surfers. The most basic form of information theft is observation. Be aware of your surroundings especially when entering sensitive information.
  9. Wipe your mobile device before you donate, sell, or trade it using specialized software or the manufacturer's recommended technique. Some software allows you to wipe your device remotely if it is lost or stolen.
  10. Beware of mobile phishing. Avoid opening links and attachments in emails and texts, especially from senders you don't know. Be wary of ads (not from your security provider) claiming that your device is infected.
  11. Watch out for public Wi-Fi. Public connections aren't secure, so don't perform banking transactions on a public network. If you need to access your account, disable the Wi-Fi and switching to your mobile network.
  12. Report any suspected fraud to your bank immediately.
Product Feature: Digital banking update 
If you've visited the website recently or any branch on Wednesdays, you know we're gearing up for something big: 

Technology enhancements begin Friday,  December 6. 
Digital banking will go live Monday, December 9.
  • The biggest impact to you will be via digital banking; these platforms will be completely redesigned. 
  • You'll enjoy the new look and feel and enhanced features--including the same seamless interface no matter what device you use! 
  • We'll notify you soon regarding initial login procedures. 
  • Let us know if you have any questions or concerns. 
 
Four Corners Community Bank
500 West Main Street, Suite 101 | Farmington, NM 87401
NM: 505.327.3222 | CO: 970.565.8421 | Toll free: 1.855.547.3222
TheBankForMe .com | NMLS# 452405



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