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Safe Internet Browsing Tips to Keep Your Bank Secure Online

By Alex Hinsch, Technical Account Manager, Locknet Managed IT, A WBA Associate Member

Community banks in the Midwest are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals due to their limited IT resources, making them vulnerable to phishing attacks, malware, and data breaches. Implementing secure web browsing practices across the workforce can be one effective tool to help protect your organization. Below are essential tips to safeguard your organization from cyber threats.

Understanding Secure Web Browsing

Secure web browsing involves practices that protect corporate information, privacy, and data from cyber threats like phishing scams, malware, and data breaches. By adopting these strategies, community banks can mitigate risks and ensure a safer online environment for their operations.

Top Ten Safe Internet Browsing Tips for Community Banks

1.  Implement a secure web gateway: Secure web gateways filter malicious websites, prevent access to dangerous content, and block malware, serving as the first line of defense against online threats.
2.  Educate employees on phishing and social engineering: Regular cybersecurity awareness training can help employees identify suspicious emails, avoid clicking on unknown links, and verify website authenticity before entering credentials.
3.  Enforce strong password policies and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Use strong, unique passwords for each online account and enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) for all business accounts to add an extra layer of security.
4.  Use secure and updated browsers: Ensure that all company devices use the most secure internet browsers with automatic updates enabled. Opt for browsers with built-in security features and options to block suspicious websites.
5.  Restrict access to risky websites: Implement content filtering policies that restrict employee access to high-risk websites, including those associated with gambling, adult content, and pirated software.
6.  Deploy endpoint security and antivirus software: Equip all company devices with reputable antivirus software that includes real-time scanning, web protection, and automatic updates to detect and block cyber threats.
7.  Encourage the use of Virtual Private Networks (VPNs): For remote employees or those working from public Wi-Fi networks, use a company-approved VPN to encrypt internet traffic and prevent hackers from intercepting sensitive data.
8.  Limit administrative privileges: Grant administrative access only to essential personnel to minimize the risk of malware installation and unauthorized changes to security settings.
9.  Monitor and log web activity: Regularly monitoring employee web activity can help identify potential security risks. Use web filtering solutions and endpoint security platforms to track internet usage and detect suspicious behavior.
10.  Establish a clear internet usage policy: A well-defined internet usage policy sets expectations for employees regarding safe web browsing habits, outlining guidelines on acceptable website usage, prohibited activities, and consequences of violating security protocols.

Final Thoughts on Secure Web Browsing

Implementing these safe internet browsing tips can significantly reduce the risk of cyberattacks. Prioritizing secure web browsing protocols, employee education, and proactive security measures can go a long way in protecting your bank. Foster a culture of cybersecurity awareness to create a safer digital environment for employees and customers alike.

May 21, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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Jordan Mueller Joins Bank First as Vice President – Business Banking

Jordan Mueller

Bank First (NASDAQ: BFC) is pleased to welcome Jordan Mueller as Vice President – Business Banking. “We’re thrilled to have Jordan join our business banking team,” said Joshua Neeb, Region President at Bank First. “His leadership experience and passion for serving local businesses align well with our mission to deliver relationship-based, value-driven financial solutions.”

Jordan brings a solid background in both commercial and retail lending. Most recently, he led a lending team focused on customer relationships and delivering personalized banking services to local businesses. His hands-on approach and understanding of community banking make him a valuable addition to the Bank First team. In his new role at Bank First, Jordan will focus on building and strengthening relationships with local businesses in Sheboygan and the surrounding area, providing customized financial solutions to support their long-term success and growth.

Jordan earned his bachelor’s degree from UW-Whitewater and is currently enrolled in the Graduate School of Banking at UW–Madison, with expected graduation in August 2025. Deeply connected to the Sheboygan community, he serves on the board of directors for Generations in Plymouth and has been a varsity assistant football coach for Plymouth High School since 2018. Jordan lives in Plymouth and enjoys all things sports, whether coaching, golfing, or following his favorite sports teams.

For more information about Bank First, visit www.bankfirst.com.

May 2, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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Waukesha State Bank Promotes Meidenbauer to Senior Vice President

Bob Meidenbauer

Waukesha State Bank, a 14-branch independent community bank in Waukesha County, is pleased to announce the promotion of Bob Meidenbauer to Senior Vice President – Commercial Banking Team Lead.

“Bob is an exceptional banking professional who has played a pivotal role in our continued success,” said Tony Laszewski, Waukesha State Bank Senior Vice President – Commercial Banking Manager. “His expertise, leadership, and unwavering commitment to our customers and communities have been instrumental in driving our growth.”

Bob Meidenbauer joined Waukesha State Bank in 2016 as Vice President – Commercial Banking Officer and has since been integral to the expansion and success of the commercial banking department. He has nearly 20 years of financial experience and was promoted to Vice President – Commercial Banking Team Lead in 2019. In his new role as Senior Vice President – Commercial Banking Team Lead, Bob will continue to be responsible for helping shape the commercial banking department’s sales culture, business development and market visibility, which includes talent recruitment and coaching, referral relationship development, direct marketing and commercial loan portfolio management.

Bob holds a bachelor’s degree in finance and marketing, as well as a Master of Business Administration in financial strategy, both from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. He is also a 2021 graduate of the University of Wisconsin–Madison’s Graduate School of Banking. A dedicated community advocate, Bob currently serves on the board of Marquardt Village and is a Loan Committee Member for Economic Development Washington County (EDWC).

April 28, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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Executive Letter: Advocacy in Action

From the Desk of Rose Oswald PoelsBy Rose Oswald Poels

WBA staff and 22 Wisconsin bankers joined more than 1,400 bankers from around the country last week for Congressional Hill visits on banking industry matters as part of ABA’s Washington Summit. WBA Board Chair Al Araque and I are very excited by the increased number of Wisconsin bankers who joined us on this trip, as well as those who already signed up for WBA’s second Washington Trip next month in conjunction with ICBA’s Capital Summit. We are grateful that you have responded to our requests to increase your personal involvement in these critical advocacy initiatives, and we are very pleased with the many bankers who joined us for the first time.

The timing of our Hill visits last Tuesday was fortuitous, as the House was taking a floor vote the next day on a key issue we supported: H.J. Res. 59, a congressional resolution of disapproval that would nullify the CFPB’s overdraft rule. The passage of this resolution means that CFPB is never able to introduce a similar rule again. While the vote in the House ultimately was along party lines, we were able to highlight in meetings with every Wisconsin congressional office the benefits consumers received from overdraft programs, along with the consequences of capping such fees.

Tax policy is top of mind in Washington, D.C., which gave us the opportunity to discuss with some of our delegation the importance of continuing the tax provisions that will expire at the end of 2025 — notably, the Section 199A pass-through deduction. We also focused on the ACRE Act, which would help deliver savings to farmers and ranchers across the country by providing a tax break to banks when making certain ag loans secured by farm real estate and aquaculture facilities, and for certain home mortgage loans. Currently, Reps. Steil, Fitzgerald, and Van Orden are co-sponsors of the ACRE Act, and we asked the other representatives to become co-sponsors as well. Other topics we advocated for included legislation that would repeal or narrow the scope of Section 1071, stablecoin legislation, and trigger leads legislation.

The Wisconsin bankers who joined Daryll Lund and me on this trip found it to be very educational and productive. Without question, WBA is more impactful when constituent bankers help deliver messages to elected officials. I encourage all of you to consider joining WBA next month for our second Washington Trip, May 12–15, 2025; later in the year when we meet with regulators (not legislators), October 16–17, 2025; or make plans now to join us next spring.

Thank you to the bankers who attended the WBA/ABA Washington Summit!
•  Al Araque, Johnson Financial Group, Racine
•  Tom Bloomer, State Bank of Chilton
•  Glen Calnin, State Bank of Chilton
•  Bill Dyson, Ladysmith Federal Savings & Loan Association
•  Morgan Farmer, Park Bank, Holmen
•  Dave Feldhaus, Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago
•  Kristen Gagliano, North Shore Bank, Brookfield
•  Laura Hoerth, State Bank of Chilton
•  Damian Hoerth, State Bank of Chilton
•  Paul Hoffmann, Lake Ridge Bank, Middleton
•  Shay Horton, Cumberland Federal Bank, FSB
•  Corey Hoze, Associated Bank, Milwaukee
•  James Meisser, Lake Shore III Corporation, Glenwood City
•  Jeanene Meisser, Lake Shore III Corporation, Glenwood City
•  Morgan Mielke, Premier Community Bank, Green Bay
•  Tisha O’Dell, North Shore Bank, Appleton
•  Greg Ogren, Security Bank Shares, Iron River
•  Christine Ogren, Security Bank Shares, Iron River
•  Mark Oldenberg, Security Financial Bank, Eau Claire
•  Tom Pamperin, Premier Community Bank, Marion
•  Robert Traylor, Horicon Bank
•  Theresa Wiese, First Business Bank, Madison
•  Sarah Ziemba, American National Bank Fox Cities

April 17, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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Waukesha State Bank Promotes Nicole Tindall

Nicole Tindall

Waukesha State Bank, a 14-branch independent community bank in Waukesha County, is pleased to announce the promotion of Nicole Tindall to Vice President – Regional Bank Manager.

“Nicole has over 15 years of financial experience and a deep understanding of Waukesha State Bank’s culture, having served in various roles with us,” stated Heather Pfalz, Waukesha State Bank Senior Vice President – Retail Banking Manager. “We’re thrilled she’s accepted this new position, which will provide additional guidance and support to bank managers, employees and office operations in her respective region.”

Nicole first joined Waukesha State Bank in 2009 as a Teller, advancing through the ranks to roles including Teller Supervisor, Personal Banker, and eventually Bank Manager of both the W. Sunset Drive and Oconomowoc offices. In 2015, she transitioned to the bank’s Payroll Complete division as Business Development Associate. After a brief period away to explore other opportunities in banking and wealth management, Nicole returned to Waukesha State Bank in 2024 to manage the W. Sunset Drive office in Waukesha. In her new role as Vice President – South Regional Bank Manager, Nicole will continue to manage the W. Sunset Drive location and oversee the south Waukesha State Bank region, which includes the W. Sunset Drive, Waukesha; E. Racine Avenue, Waukesha; Muskego and New Berlin locations.

In addition to her banking career, Nicole is an active volunteer in the local community, having served on the boards of organizations such as 180 Juvenile Diversion, the Oconomowoc Area Chamber of Commerce, SummerStage of Delafield, and the Hope Center of Waukesha.

April 11, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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Renee Breister Celebrated 35 Years at National Exchange Bank & Trust

Renee Breister

Renee Breister recently celebrated 35 years of service at National Exchange Bank & Trust.

Breister joined the bank in 1990 as a commercial teller. Throughout her tenure, she acquired other titles of customer service representative, personal banking officer, assistant vice president of personal banking and vice president of personal banking. In 2016, she was promoted to vice president of retail operations. Breister oversees the bank’s credit card administration and retail deposits and safe deposit boxes at the bank’s location in Downtown Fond du Lac.   As a member of the Regional Operations Leaders, she is also responsible for providing guidance and training for the bank’s customer-service-related functions, ensuring that all policies and procedures are followed.

Breister grew up in Fond du Lac and attended Winnebago Lutheran Academy. She has obtained several certificates from the Wisconsin Bankers Association, including Frontline Banking & Deposit Operations and Deposit Compliance. She has also received her Supervisory Personnel Management certificate from the Institute of Financial Education. Breister resides in Fond du Lac today.

April 4, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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Congratulations to the February BankWork$ Graduates!

In partnership with Employ Milwaukee, the Wisconsin Bankers Association (WBA) is proud to bring the nationwide BankWork$ program to Wisconsin. BankWork$ is a free, eight-week training program to prepare participants — primarily individuals from under-resourced communities — for retail banking careers. Upon graduation, each class then takes part in a hiring event featuring BankWork$ employer partners.

In February, a class of 10 students, Amber Farr, Cairee Carrington, Christina Spikes, Furaha Famili, Jashira Ramirez, Lauryn’l Walls, Marissa Vargas, Nou Vang,  Sharyl McFarland, and Thomas Wright graduated from the program. WBA’s Daryll Lund attended the ceremony and congratulated the graduates on their achievement.

Graduates from the BankWork$ February 2025 class with Employ Milwaukee Instructor Adriene Wright and WBA Exec VP & Chief of Staff Daryll Lund (center).

Over the course of the eight-week program, students learned the heard and soft skills necessary for entry-level retail and operations positions. Beginning in 2019, the program has now provided over 150 individuals in the Milwaukee area with the opportunity to begin a career in banking.

To learn more about the program, or how your bank can get involved, please visit employmilwaukee.org/BankWorks.htm.

March 25, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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First National Bank of River Falls Announces Steve Pfeiffer as New Senior Vice President-Chief Financial Officer

Steve Pfeiffer

First National Bank of River Falls (FNBRF) is pleased to announce Steve Pfeiffer as its new Senior Vice President-Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Pfeiffer joined FNBRF on February 3, 2025.

With over 25 years in banking and public accounting, Pfeiffer has held leadership roles across Wisconsin and Minnesota, specializing in financial strategy, compliance, and operations. Most recently, he served as CFO at Hiawatha National Bank in Hudson. His extensive experience in financial oversight and risk management will be invaluable to FNBRF.

Steve and his family are deeply rooted in the River Falls community. He and his wife, McKenna, stay actively involved in the community while raising their two children, Sophia (7th grade) and Griffin (5th grade). Steve enjoys coaching youth sports and looks forward to continuing his commitment to giving back. His passion for both family and community makes him a perfect fit for FNBRF, and he’s excited to contribute both professionally and personally in River Falls.

“We are excited to welcome Steve to our team,” said President & CEO Jeff Johnson. “His leadership, expertise and community service background will strengthen our financial strategies and support our mission.”

March 13, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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Oak Bank Welcomes Braden Neumann as Commercial Loan Specialist

Braden Neumann

Oak Bank is excited to welcome Braden Neumann as a Commercial Loan Specialist. In this role, Braden will work closely with commercial lenders, credit teams, and third-party vendors to support the documentation and collateral perfection for new and renewed commercial loans. By fostering strong relationships with internal and external partners, Braden will contribute to the success of Oak Bank’s clients and business banking operations.

Braden recently graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a double major in Economics and History and a minor in Data Science. His previous experience includes working as a sales intern, as well as holding various customer service roles, developing his ability to connect with clients and problem-solve in fast-paced environments.

Braden is eager to bring his skills and enthusiasm to Oak Bank, sharing, “I love how Oak Bank is involved with the community, and how everybody in the bank is so connected. It’s rare to find an opportunity that allows for close relationships with coworkers and the surrounding community while also being able to make a difference in that community and grow immensely as a professional.”

Melissa Torres, Vice President – Loan Operations, expressed excitement about Braden joining the team, “Braden’s strong analytical background, combined with his enthusiasm for collaboration and client service, makes him a valuable addition to Oak Bank. His fresh perspective and eagerness to learn will strengthen our commercial loan operations and enhance the service we provide to our business clients.”

Braden currently resides in Madison and enjoys an active lifestyle. He participated in a half marathon this past fall, loves watching soccer, and when the weather is warm, enjoys spending time outdoors with friends, playing sports, camping, and hiking.
Please join us in welcoming Braden Neumann to the Oak Bank family!

March 10, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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Forte Bank Employees Honored With Wisconsin Banker Association Awards

Pictured (from left to right): WBA President and CEO Rose Oswald Poels, Anthony Andereck, Joyce Hall, Wendy Christenson, Tammy Tongusi, and Forte Bank President and CEO Tim Purman.

Wisconsin Bankers Association President and CEO Rose Oswald Poels recently recognized four Forte Bank (Hartford) employees for their longtime service to the banking industry.

Joyce Hall was honored as a member of the 50-Year Club. Wendy Christenson (40 years of service), Tammy Tongusi (31 years of service) and Anthony Andereck (30 years of service) received WBA Lifetime Service Awards.

 

 

 

February 26, 2025/by Katie Reiser
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