The Kemba Privacy and Security Statement states* below that "We maintain physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards that comply with federal regulations." This is not accurate, as required by GLBA 503, and it is deceptive per Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act’s "Unfair or Deceptive Acts or Practices" given Kemba's failure to implement a GLBA Information Security Progam that safeguards Kemba's intellectual property, i.e., trademarks or brands plus trade secrets or customer identifying information, from fraud and federal crimes such as IP Asset Frauds or fake web sites, email spam and phishing sites that are enabled by fraudulent domain names and used to deceive, divert and/or defraud Kemba's online customers. Example: Kemba's Online Brand Rating of F12 indicates that Kemba owns less than 10% of confusingly similar domain names for its brands and trademarks. The risk of IP Asset Fraud or corporate identity theft (SARS Box35u) is thus very high for Kemba and its online customers contrary to the federal regulations in GLBA. An "A" Online Brand Rating indicates a firm owns 99.5% or more of the confusingly similar domain names for its brands and trademarks. Supporting details available
http://ipauditreport.com.
*Information Security Standards
KEMBA Financial Credit Union continually updates and improves our security standards and procedures to help protect against anyone gaining unauthorized access to your confidential information and to prevent fraud. We maintain physical, electronic and procedural safeguards that comply with federal standards.
http://www.kemba.org/privacy-notice.htm