WASHINGTON, October 14, 2026 – Chase today brought practical fraud and cybersecurity guidance to communities nationwide through a live event streamed to approximately 700 branches, helping individuals, families, students and small business owners recognize increasingly convincing AI-enabled scams and take immediate steps to protect themselves.
The event reflects Chase’s continued expansion of in-branch and digital education and builds on the firm’s longstanding work to help consumers navigate fraud and scams through education, awareness and community-based programming. Through its financial health initiatives, the firm has served more than 1 million customers and continues to host more than 1,000 fraud and scam prevention workshops annually across the country.
Hosted at JPMorganChase’s Mid-Atlantic Regional Headquarters in Washington, D.C., the event focused on three priorities:…
Treat every unsolicited “urgent” communication from a bank or government agency as a potential “Vishing” or “Smishing” attack, regardless of how official the branding or phone number appears.