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The Internet is a vast, largely unregulated network of computers that spans the world. There are no laws that embrace the Internet in its entirety. The security and protection of your personal information and online transactions is therefore of paramount importance.
Accordingly, Australian Mutual Bank has adopted a range of security practices designed to safeguard your information from unauthorised access.
Equally, online security requires your informed and alert participation.
We have placed the utmost importance in ensuring that your personal details, funds and account information remain secure from unauthorised access.
Australian Mutual Bank employs banking industry standard 128-bit encryption of confidential data sent to and from this site to ensure that no information can be intercepted and read by others. Encryption scrambles the data that is sent on the line to stop people who may try to tap or hack into Internet communications. The closed padlock on the bottom of the Internet Banking browser page indicates that the Internet Banking site is secure.
In addition, our online banking system has various security features to safeguard your transactions and personal information. These include:
Australian Mutual Bank has employed a range of security measures to help protect your personal information and transactions. These measures include data encryption, firewalls, automatic timeouts and one time passwords via Security Token and SMS. Therefore, when you do your banking online with Australian Mutual Bank, you can be assured that your banking is safeguarded and protected.
Learn more about the online security practices of Australian Mutual Bank.
There are two things you should do:
Further information on Internet scams and spam can be obtained at the following websites:
Major antivirus software providers include:
Information on 'spyware' detection tools can be found at:
Information about firewalls can be found at:
Information about computer protection can be found at:
If you receive a suspicious email purporting to come from a financial institution:
If you have clicked on a link in the email:
Your member number and Password identify you to Internet Banking. You must protect them at all times.
If you think that someone has accessed your member number and/or Password you should:
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