FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Table Rock Community Bank and First Community Bank of the Ozarks, Member FDIC parent company, Alton Bancshares, jointly announce the approval by their Boards of Directors to combine under the name Table Rock Community Bank.
Table Rock Community Bank is giving away four (4) $1,000 one-time scholarships to graduating high school seniors!
Deadline: April 14, 2023
One scholarship will be awarded to a student at each of the following high schools: Blue Eye, Crane, Galena, Reeds Spring
The Requirements are as follows:
Here are four tips to follow to help everyone increase their protection of themselves online.
1- Enable Multi-Factor Authentication - MFA can take several different forms, including:
a) Long– Every one of your passwords should be at least 12 characters long.
b) Unique– Each account needs to be protected with its own unique password. Never reuse passwords. This way, if one of your accounts is compromised, your other accounts remain secured. We’re talking really unique, not just changing one character, or adding a “2” at the end – to really trick up hackers, none of your passwords should look alike.
c) Complex– Each unique password should be a combination of upper-case letters, lowercase letters, numbers and special characters (like >,!?). Again, remember each password should be at least 12 characters long. Some websites and apps will even let you include spaces.
3- Recognize Phishing
a) Does it contain an offer that’s too good to be true?
b) Does it include language that’s urgent, alarming, or threatening?
c) Is it poorly crafted writing riddled with misspellings and bad grammar?
d) Is the greeting ambiguous or very generic?
e) Does it include requests to send personal information?
f) Does it stress an urgency to click on an unfamiliar hyperlinks or attachment?
g) Is it a strange or abrupt business request?
h) Does the sender’s e-mail address match the company it’s coming from? Look for little misspellings like pavpal.com or anazon.com.
4- Update Your Software - Update often.
Always keep your software updated when updates becomes available and don’t delay. These updates fix general software problems and provide new security patches where criminals might get in. You can be sure the bad guys are always looking for new ways to get to your data through software, so updating your software is an easy way to stay a step ahead.
TABLE ROCK COMMUNITY BANK EXPANDS FOOTPRINT TO CRANE, MO
Table Rock Community Bank is excited to announce the opening of a loan production office in Crane, Missouri this March. Loan Officer Doug Minton of Table Rock Community Bank will office at the facility located at 205 Pirate Lane. Doug, as many people know, enjoys serving his community and building long-term relationships through dedication and commitment to excellent service, which is exactly what Table Rock Community Bank is about.
Doug and his family have resided in the community for 13 years. He is involved in various professional and civic organizations in Crane.
President Dwayne Falk “The expansion will further our commitment and services to our customers and the citizens of Stone County. We look forward to serving both the personal and business needs of Crane and the surrounding communities.”
Table Rock Community Bank would like to welcome everyone to stop by and see us at our loan production office. We look forward to serving the community and building a long-term relationship with you.