Security/Privacy Information | South State Bank

Identity Theft & Fraud

Identity Theft occurs when a unauthorized person obtains your personal information such as your name, address, Social Security Number, credit card or bank account information to assume your identity in order to commit fraud.

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Equifax Cybersecurity Incident Ways Identity Theft Can Happen Identity Theft Red Flags Monitor Your Credit Report What to do if you suspect you are a victim of Identity Theft

Protecting Yourself

Protecting our customers is our top priority. While we can assure you that we are constantly monitoring our security and safeguarding your information, fraud prevention is a partnership. That partnership also requires a commitment from you to take proactive measures to keep your computer system and financial information secure.

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Avoid Becoming a Victim of Business Email Compromise Protecting Yourself at Home Protecting Yourself Online Protecting Your Computer System Protecting Yourself When Traveling Overseas

Data Breach Awareness

Data security breaches have become more prevalent in today’s society, exposing consumers’ personal information, like social security numbers, debit and credit card numbers, expiration dates and PIN numbers.

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Examples of Scams and Fraud

Scams and fraudulent attempts can happen in many different ways. Click below to view a few examples to look out for.

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Protecting our Customers

We take many steps to ensure your information is secure, protecting you from fraud and identity theft. We use the…

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Email Safety

One of the most common types of online fraud is called Phishing. Phishing is when a criminal impersonates a legitimate…

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South State Privacy Notice

Regardless of changes in technology and information, South State has always been-and will continue to be-committed to the principles of…

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Helpful Links

We have provided links below to reputable service organizations that can help in preventing, identifying and resolving fraud. Please remember…

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