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You should use a secure browser, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator. The latest browser software (which uses 128-bit encryption, SSL Protocol) can be downloaded by clicking one of the icons below:
Downloading documents
To download, review and print PDF documents and forms from this Web site, you need to use Adobe Acrobat Reader. Download the most recent version of Adobe by clicking on the icon below:
VeriSign Secure Sites
Security remains the primary concern of on-line consumers. The VeriSign Secure Site Program allows you to learn more about Web sites you visit before you view any confidential information. If the information is correct, you may view sensitive data (Reports) on a site with the assurance that:
This site has a VeriSign Secure Server ID.
VeriSign has verified the organizational name and that the organization has the proof of right to use it.
This site legitimately runs under the auspices of the organization.
All information sent to this site, if in an SSL session, is encrypted, protecting against disclosure to third parties.
Security
Our company employs the latest encryption technology (128-bit) and advanced security protocols (SSL protocol) for the protection of private data transmitted via this Web site -- such as account information and reports.
You can help keep your account data safe by using the latest versions of the browsers listed above, and by keeping your password to yourself. In addition, it is wise to close your browser after viewing your account data online. By doing this, you ensure that anyone using your computer after you cannot use the Back button to return to pages containing your confidential information. Also, clear your browser history or "cache" frequently. Use your browser Help option for instructions.
Passwords
Please contact us for assistance if you have lost or forgotten your password for gaining access to private information on this site.
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