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Gift cards are convenient gifts but are often targeted by scammers who drain funds before the recipient can use them. Learn how these scams work and how to protect yourself.

The holiday season is one of the most profitable periods for cyber criminals. The article contains information about common threats that can help the public remain vigilant during the holiday season and beyond.

Identity theft and cyber scams continue to be a prevalent threat to all consumers. It can happen to anyone at any time. Visit this article for tips for staying safe online!

Identity theft continues to be one of the fastest growing crimes in the United States. That is why Northwest Bank recommends following these helpful tips to keep your information – and your money – safe.

To help consumers avoid becoming a victim of an imposter scam, Northwest Bank is offering the following guide to recognize and prevent fraudulent imposter scams.

Safeguarding personal information and money is a partnership between you and the bank. Northwest Bank works diligently to protect your information.

Lots of us have heard of the cybersecurity term "phishing", which refers to the attempt by malicious folks to take over our personal and work computers by tricking us into clicking on a malicious web address link.

It's well known that people online aren't always as they appear. However, tens of thousands of internet users fall victim to online romance scams each year. These scams can be incredibly convincing and are increasingly found across dating sites and social media platforms. By appealing to victims' emotions and feigning personal connections, scammers will try to steal large sums of money and personal information. Luckily, there are ways to identify a scam and protect yourself online.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, people all over the world have been anxiously awaiting the development of a vaccine that could protect them from the coronavirus. While the announcement that the vaccine is being distributed throughout the U.S. is great news, cybercriminals are certain to seize on the news with future fraud scams. Here are some tips to help consumers avoid becoming a victim.