Here are some tips for protecting your personal information offline: Always know where your credit or debit card is. If you misplace it, call us immediately so we can block the card from use. Don't write your personal identification number (PIN), Social Security number, driver's license number or credit card account number on checks or on your ATM, credit card or debit card Use ATMs with surveillance cameras and be aware of people and your surroundings. When you enter or exit an ATM in an enclosed area, be sure you close the entry door completely. Cover the keypad when entering your PIN so skimming thieves can’t capture it with your card number. Secure your card and cash after completing your transaction and before exiting the ATM area. Keep mail secure. Receive and store as many of your account statements electronically as you can. Consider going paperless and accessing your statements through Online Banking. Learn more about going paperless Tear up or shred pre-approved credit offers, receipts (including ATM receipts) and other information that could link your name to your account numbers. Check your local financial center and municipal waste disposal or recycling center for shred days. Monitor bills and bank statements frequently. Immediately report any suspected fraudulent transactions to the holder of your account, such as your bank or credit card company. Store canceled checks, new checks and account statements in a safe place Various security pages on our site, for example Online Banking Security and Credit & Debit Card Security, contain specific information under the What you can do tab on the page. You should also familiarize yourself with our privacy notices and watch the short Keeping your financial information safe video from Better Money Habits.