Security Center

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Partners in Security

Together, we can protect your accounts.

Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Protect What Matters

Criminals target personal details like your Social Security number, passwords and account information to commit fraud and take control of your accounts. We can help you protect yourself from rising cyberthreats with:

24/7 monitoring to detect suspicious activity
expert tips to strengthen your defenses
security features you can turn on anytime

Discover More Ways to Protect Yourself

Protect Your Accounts

Navy Federal monitors your accounts 24/7 using state-of-the-art fraud prevention systems. We also offer enhanced security features to help you protect your money and data. Learn how you can set up these security features in minutes.

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Security Essentials

Stopping fraudsters in their tracks is easier if you understand how they operate.

Debit & Credit Card Fraud

A little bit of caution can be your best defense. Learn how to protect your card and what to do if your accounts are ever compromised.
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2-Step Verification

Learn how Navy Federal Credit Union is using 2-Step Verification to optimize the security of your accounts.
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Phishing Scams

Scammers will try to trick you into sharing your personal information through email, telephone, text and even social media attacks. Recognize their tactics.
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ATM Security

Get tips on safe ATM use and what to do if you suspect tampering.
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Identity Theft Protection

Identity theft happens when criminals obtain your personal information to commit fraud. Here are steps to take if your identity has been stolen or compromised.
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Wire Fraud

Criminals are targeting homebuyers, vendors and even colleagues to fool them into transferring money by wire with legitimate-sounding instructions. Don’t be fooled.
Learn More about Wire Fraud