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Your security is a top priority
Learn how we can work together to be vigilant in keeping your information secure.
Protection of your personal information is top priority at AgWest Farm Credit. Every year, cybercriminals become more sophisticated and the danger of falling victim to fraud, identity theft and cybercrime increases. AgWest is constantly evaluating our policies and practices to combat risks and ensure your information is kept safe and secure. By remaining vigilant against cybercrime, you become a critical partner in maintaining your privacy and lowering your risk of fraud.
Click the links below to learn how to protect yourself from cybercrime, and how AgWest is working to keep your information safe.
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Your greatest risks
What are my highest risk areas where fraud can occur and how can I protect myself?
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How AgWest protects you
What steps does AgWest take to keep your information safe?
Cybersecurity news
At AgWest Farm Credit, protecting your personal information from cyberattacks is extremely important to us. Stay current on the latest cybersecurity trends with articles written by AgWest’s trusted security team. Click here for more stories.
Recent Stories
Stephanie Bernard, VP of Enterprise Risk Management | October 9, 2025
Small towns, big schemes: growing fraud in rural communities
Fraud is rising in rural areas—learn how to spot scams and protect your business.
John Whalen, VP Information Security | December 5, 2024
Protect yourself from holiday scammers
During the holidays, scammers can smell the money. Their potential victims, like you and me, are busy with family and work events, purchasing gifts and doing too much in too little time.
Stephanie Bernard, VP Enterprise Risk Management | September 27, 2024
Learn to safeguard your operation against check fraud
Check fraud risk is resurfacing in rural America. This type of fraudulent activity first surged after government relief checks became an attractive target for criminals during the COVID-19 pandemic.