Online Security

Our entire relationship with you is based on privacy and security. Those two elements are foundational to everything we do, and we take them very seriously. Whether you visit us in person or manage your accounts online, we are committed to keeping your information safe.

At First Bank of Owasso, we are committed to the security and privacy of your information whenever you access your accounts online. We have taken steps necessary to help protect your information, but you also play a major role in keeping your information secure.

How We Help Protect You

Secure Connections & Encryption

We use industry-standard encryption (TLS) to protect your information whenever you access online or mobile banking. This ensures your data is securely transmitted and cannot be read by unauthorized parties. We also use trusted digital certificates to verify that you are securely connected to First Bank of Owasso's banking system.

Layered Security

Our systems are protected through multiple layers of physical and logical access controls that are regularly tested and audited by qualified, independent 3rd parties to ensure your information is properly protected. 

We Protect Your Information

We will never ask you for sensitive personal information via email. If you ever receive an email message appearing to be from First Bank of Owasso that asks for personal information such as your Account Number or Social Security Number, do not respond to the email.

How You Can Protect Yourself

While we do everything we can to protect your information, you play an important role in keeping your financial information secure. Follow these best practices:
 

Protect Your Credentials

  • Never share your username or password with anyone.
  • Contact us immediately if you think your information has been compromised

Stay Mindful When Banking Online

  • Always log out after using Online Banking
  • Never leave your device unattended while logged in
  • Avoid accessing your accounts on public or shared computers

Practice Safe Browsing

  • Only log in from devices and networks you trust
  • Clear your browser cache or restart your browser after use
  • Be cautious of phishing emails and suspicious links
  • Verify the web pages you visit are secure (look for https or special security symbol, depending on your browser)

Keep Your Devices Secure

  • Install updates for your operating systems, browsers, and apps regularly
  • Enable automatic updates whenever possible

For more security tips, visit our Fraud Prevention page.