Which government agency completely rebranded its positioning during the 2008 financial crisis to restore public trust in the financial system?

How governments position their 'brand' during times of crisis can significantly impact public trust and compliance with emergency measures. Strategic communication and positioning by government agencies has evolved significantly over the decades, particularly with the rise of digital media. This trivia question explores a notable historical example of government brand positioning during a major national crisis. Test your knowledge of how public sector branding intersects with crisis management!

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The Federal Reserve System, which shifted from technical monetary policy messaging to 'The Fed Is Here For You' consumer-focused positioning
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), which launched the 'FDIC Insured' campaign to remind consumers their deposits were protected
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which rebranded as 'America's Financial Guardian' with a new logo and citizen-centric approach
The Department of Treasury, which introduced the 'Financial Stability For All' positioning and accompanying public awareness campaign