CedarStone Bank will not call requesting, debit card numbers, debit card pins, three digit CVV, login credentials or account numbers.
✅ If in doubt of the legitimacy of a call, text or email, contact us directly.
✅ Never provide sensitive personal information to an unsolicited call.
✅ Be aware and don’t fall victim to fraud.
We are very excited about the new look and easy navigation. Check balances, transfer money, pay bills…
NOTE: Your current username & password will continue to work for the new Online Banking login.
Watch the videos below to see previews of the dashboard and “move money” functions.
Take an interactive look around with the following demo: https://cedarstonebank.myebanking.net/#/demo
Lots of people will be doing their holiday shopping online, which creates opportunities for phishing, malware, and scams. But there are things you can do to make your online shopping more secure.
Be careful about emails. Some malicious activity comes in the form of holiday greetings. Only open emails from people and companies you know. Even then, it is best not to click on web links inside emails; go out to your browser and access the website there. If an email doesn’t look completely legitimate, even a personal one, check it out with the sender first.
Know your charities. Bad guys will take advantage of your generosity with appeals that pull on the heartstrings. If you see a charity you want to donate to, they will take it if you visit their website directly or send them a check.
Secure your system. Think of your computer, tablet or phone as a house: don’t leave the door unlocked. Here are some security issues you will want to consider:
• Is your wi-fi connection password-protected?
• Do you have a good antivirus program? How about malware detector? Ad and pop-up blockers?
• Is your operating system and all your software updated/patched? This includes your browser, browser plug-ins, and any external programs you may use.
• Did you know that attachments can carry viruses?
Only use secure sites. Even if your system is relatively secure—no system is perfect—websites you visit may not be. Sites whose web addresses begin with https (rather than http) are more secure. Take any warnings about security certificates seriously.
Monitor your accounts. Look at your credit card and checking accounts online very often. If you see suspicious activity, report it immediately.
Security risks may also come to you in the form of fake ads, messages inside of social media programs, and phone calls.
Hackers and online thieves are very good at what they do. A little extra care could save you time, money, and hassle.
More information is at the website for the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team. For users of mobile devices, additional precautions are recommended.
If you've logged in to Online Banking for your business account in the last few days, you may have noticed that it looks a little different. We're making some upgrades to the Online Banking experience for business customers to make it easier to transfer funds, view transactions, and look up check images.
While these improvements specifically affect Online Banking for business customers, you can also expect to see some upgrades on the personal side of Online Banking and other system enhancements in the coming weeks and months. We want to make your banking simple, and simply better.
Here's what some of our business customers say about banking with CedarStone.
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As of June 9, 2014, CedarStone Bank online banking customers will no longer see the image/passphrase verification feature that they have seen in the past. The traditional Access ID and Password required at login and the existing security questions used to verify your identity will remain.
Effective April 23, 2014, the image and passphrase will no longer be displayed on the password page. Your account will continue to be protected through advanced device forensics that seamlessly authenticate your computer and various devices.
If you have any questions please be sure to contact us
Over the last few months, CedarStone Bank has been working on a new responsive designed website. A responsive website is a website that is mobile, tablet, laptop and desktop friendly and provides an optimum user experience based on the device with which the website is being used.
