Any unauthorized online fund transfer or online bill payment
		Any errors, by Tri City, that result in lost or incorrectly transferred funds
		Any missed or misdirected payments caused by Tri City

There are some things that are out of Tri City's control, such as:

		Failing to secure your terminal and password
		Failing to properly log off Online Banking
		Submitting incorrect information to Tri City National Bank

We understand your concerns about Internet security. Online Banking and tcnb.com uses Internet security measures, including the latest firewall and encryption programs to protect your information.

As a user, there are things you can do to enhance the security of your information:

Do not share your password
Never reveal your password or user ID to anyone. Do not write it down where someone could find it. Do not access Tri City Online Banking from a computer that untrustworthy individuals may have also have access.

Log Out
Always use the "Log Out" function if you are going to be away from your computer for an extended period of time. Log Out will end your banking session and force an ID and password to enter again.

Use a browser with 128-bit encryption
You should use the latest versions of web browser that support 128-bit encryption. The latest version of Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer can be downloaded free on the Internet.

Protect yourself against computer viruses
Although you cannot contract a virus from using Tri City's Online Banking, or the tricitybank.com website, you should take precautions to protect yourself and your data from other sources.

Reduce your risk by:

		Use commercially available anti-virus software. These are available at most computer stores.
		Regularly update your anti-virus software. Many anti-virus software programs allow you to download the latest update from the Internet.
		Run the anti-virus software on "automatic protection mode".