ERSGA and Peach State Reserves (PSR) take the protection of your personal data very seriously. We employ numerous security protocols to keep your personal information safe.

However, if you have been the victim of identity theft, or if you believe your ERSGA or PSR account has been compromised, please immediately contact:

ERSGA 404.350.6300
GaBreeze for PSR 1.877.342.7339

It is important that you also take steps to secure your ERSGA and PSR accounts. As technology becomes more complex, keeping up with security advice can be confusing. While the details of how to stay secure may change over time, there are fundamental things you can do to protect your account:

Stay alert: Technology alone will never be able to fully protect you. The easiest way for attackers to get access to your ERSGA or PSR account is to trick you into giving it to them. For example, you may receive an email asking you to click a link and enter your ERSGA or PSR account username and password. We will never send you an email asking for your login credentials. Be suspicious! By using common sense, you can spot and stop most attacks. Contact ERSGA, or GaBreeze for PSR, immediately if you receive a suspicious email.
 

Passwords: Protect yourself by using a strong, unique password for your ERSGA and PSR online accounts. 

If you’re tired of complex, hard to remember passwords, try using a passphrase instead. A passphrase is a series of easy to remember words, such as “Where is my coffee?”. Longer passphrases are stronger. If you find it hard to remember passwords or passphrases, use a password manager, which is a specialized application that securely stores all your passwords in an encrypted format.  
 

Updates: Make sure any device connected to the internet and its apps are using the latest software versions. The companies who create the software work hard to fix vulnerabilities by releasing updates. By ensuring you install these updates (enable automatic updating whenever possible), you make it much harder for someone to hack you. 
 

Backups: Make sure you are doing regular, restorable backups of any important information on your devices. Most operating systems and mobile devices support automatic backups. Also, store your backups in either the Cloud or an offline storage device to protect them against cyber attackers.

Taking these important steps can help keep your ERSGA and PSR accounts safe from fraud.