Security Features

AudioTel’s 128-bit encryption techniques will be used when confidential data is transmitted to AudioTel from the bank
AudioTel’s 128-bit encryption techniques will be used when confidential data is transmitted to the customer from the AudioTel Internet Banking system
AudioTel’s firewall protects The First State Bank of Keyes’ system by allowing entry to only those customers enabled for TelePC
Customers will only be allowed Internet Banking Access to accounts for which they are signatories
In certain situations, customers can be affiliated to accounts owned by other customers. This affiliation can be with or without transfers being allowed. A bank officer must approve all affiliations
All users of the Internet Banking systems will be required to use a password, which will only work with the user’s customer’s number. After 3 simultaneous invalid password entries for a customer, TelePC server will disable access to the account. This prevents unauthorized access by a third party
Only bank personnel can re-instate a new temporary password
Dual Authentication

Your Role for Security

Do not give your password to unauthorized individuals or third parties
Do not save your password on your computer or allow windows to remember password for you
Do not leave your computer during an online banking session
Always sign off when completing an online banking session
Neither the Bank or Audiotel will not send you an email asking you to log in and update your information or provide additional information. If you receive such an email, do not respond to it or go to any web site links that it provides. Notify the bank immediately because it could be an attempt by someone to steal your information using a technique known as "Phishing".
Whenever you view the site for the First State Bank and our Internet Banking provider Audiotel the web address in your browser should say either http://www.firstkeyesbank.com or https://www.telepc.net/firstkeyesbank. If you find yourself on a web page without one of these url's then it is probable that someone has intentionally misdirected you to their site to steal your personal sensitive information using a technique know as "Pharming". In this case, do not input any information to the site and contact the bank immediately.
We highly recommend that you make us of a firewall to prevent unwanted access to your computer and that you install and frequently update anti-virus and spyware scanning tools to help prevent the theft or loss of your data.