Bank imposter scams are a type of smishing, or SMS phishing, and are some of the most dangerous cybersecurity threats currently facing the financial industry.
With bank fraud on the rise, it’s essential that you know what to look out for and how you can protect your hard-earned business finances.
Mobile banking is an excellent tool for managing your finances and accessing your accounts from anywhere.
Small business owners
plan for the holiday season months in advance. From securing inventory to outlining sales strategies for their e-commerce site, preparing for the holiday season can be stressful … especially when it comes to keeping your customers’ information safe and private from cyberattacks. Everyone is susceptible to cyberattacks, and the holiday season makes small businesses particularly vulnerable. Since small businesses have limited staff, small information technology (IT) departments, and often little money set aside for remediation, they’re often prey to cyber threats.
The prevalence of online banking and other financial transactions means the need for smart cyber security has never been more important. According to the
Federal Trade Commission, more than 1.3 million Americans were victims of identity theft in 2020, and American consumers collectively lost more than $3.3 billion to fraud. So, what steps can you take to safeguard your information against scammers and identity thieves? Here is our Sound Advice for better cyber security and financial protection.
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