<b><font color="#B45906" size="3">Renew Your Online Certificate for Secure Banking</font></b>
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																				  <P>This time last year we introduced a second layer of security   to protect your access to SCCU&rsquo;s Online Branch home banking service.&nbsp; From   private, trusted computers you were invited to install a free digital   certificate to your computer, which spared you from having to answer secret   questions when logging in.&nbsp; Importantly, those digital certificates expire <b>annually</b>, as an additional element of their protection.</P>
																				  <P><b>What does that mean?</b> Over the course of the next few months,   digital certificate users may see a special screen alerting them that their   certificate has expired, and that it&rsquo;s necessary to download and install a new   one, free of charge.</P>
																				  <P>After renewing the digital certificate, users will then want   to make sure to delete any old expired digital certificates.&nbsp; Below is an   example of how to remove a certificate from Internet Explorer 6.0 and   7.0.</P>

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																				  <P><b>Use the steps below to remove your digital   certificate if the need arises:</b></P>
																				  <ol><li>Go to the <b>Tools</b> menu and choose <b>Internet   Options</b>.<br>
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																				    <li>Click on the <b>Content</b> tab.<br>
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																				    <li>In the Certificates section, click the <b>Certificates...</b> button<br>
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																				    <li>On the <b>Personal</b> tab of the Certificates window, highlight   the SCCU certificate you wish to delete and then click the <b>Remove</b>   button.<br>
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																				    <li>Click the <b>Close</b> button to close the Certificates   window.<br>
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																				    <li>Click <b>OK</b> to close the Internet Options window.<br>
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