We are committed to protecting the security of your personal information. We list some activities below that we perform in order to safeguard your data and some tips that you can follow to protect your security.

What We Do:

• We employ industry-proven standards and technologies to protect information in our computing environment.

• We protect our systems and networks from the Internet with Firewall systems.
  

• We use 128-bit SSL encryption technology to protect sensitive information that is transmitted over the Internet.
  

• We maintain a Global Digital Certificate signed by Verisign® that assures you are, in fact, communicating directly with Credit One Bank.
  

• We control access to your information inside our company by limiting employee access to systems and data.

What You Should Do:

• Protect your User Name and Password. Avoid choosing easily guessed words or numbers. Avoid writing your Sign In information in a place where others can view it.

• Use the "Sign Out" button to Sign Out from Online Account Access upon completion of your session and close your browser.

• Do not use e-mail for account-specific questions. E-mail is not normally encrypted and your account information could be intercepted.

• Review your statement information regularly for unauthorized transactions.

Alerts Regarding Phishing and Web-Spoofing:

• Phishing is an Internet scam (spoof) in the form of an e-mail or pop-up box. The e-mails and pop-ups link to sites that look like well-known legitimate businesses and ask you to provide and confirm personal, financial, or password information.

• Legitimate businesses do not ask for this information unless you initiate a request for a service. Please DO NOT RESPOND to these e-mails requesting personal identity, accounts or password information.

• Scam e-mails often contain misspelled words, poor grammar, awkward or unprofessional writing and typos.

• Be suspicious of urgent or alarming appeals that request security information.

If you believe you have received a phishing e-mail that claims to be from Credit One Bank forward the suspicious e-mail to security@creditone.com.

To learn other ways to avoid email scams and deal with deceptive spam visit the Federal Trade Commission site at ftc.gov/spam.