Today, everyone is concerned and worried about cyberfraud. You want to teach your account holders fraud prevention in a way that is super easy to understand. You want them to follow a routine that keeps them safe day in and day out.
The same way that you provide PPP advice or money management tips is how our fraud awareness service works. The basics that cover everything and get the job done.
Our mission is to provide you with education, resources, and insight that you can easily share. Up-to-the-minute information that is not lengthy to read, overly technical, or too complicated to understand. We help you distribute information with actionable measures and practices to spot and stop scams.
Small businesses are feeling increasingly more vulnerable and less confident in their ability to protect their employees working from home.
Losing money to fraud during the pandemic can be final blow to the survival of any small business.
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Today, there are tools you can use to better secure your identity, device and data. Even with all this advanced technology, Americans lost $1.2 Billion to imposter scams alone in 2020.
Most consumers now believe that only financial institutions are capable of protecting them from fraud. With over 6.5 billion fraud attacks per year, consumer awareness remains the only effective measure to prevent imposter and other social engineering scams.
How to stay safe:
Where people are at risk:
Nobody wants to get scammed.
Your customers & members have questions about ID theft, data breaches, scams, and hacking. We offer an easy way for you to turn the problem of fraud into an outreach opportunity.
Woman: Majority of women feel falling victim to fraud is 'inevitable'.
Seniors: Seniors citizens risk loss of savings.
Millennials: Young people aged 18-25 are easier targets for online fraud and are at risk of credit related problems due to identity theft.
93% believe their online actions can protect friends and family.
96% said they want to learn more about keeping safer online.
48% feel their actions to stay safe can have a positive impact.
90% feel a personal responsibility to be safer online.
WHAT THE EXPERTS RECOMMEND
Consumer education helps to reduce all fraud that includes:
Mail Theft, Check Fraud, Malware, New Account Fraud, Account Takeover, Identity Theft and Elder Exploitation.
FFIEC
"Financial institutions should implement an enhanced customer education to increase awareness of the fraud risk and effective techniques customers can use to mitigate the risk."
FICO
"Consumer education is critical...Publish details of localized scams via online banking websites. Scam alerts can be powerful tools in educating your client base."
FinCEN
"FinCEN strongly supports efforts to raise awareness of elder abuse -particularly financial exploitation of the elderly."
FINRA
"Develop and distribute fraud prevention resources and conduct outreach."
Department of Justice
"One easy way to curb this fraud is through more education and awareness."
FS-ISAC
"Develop an awareness framework that challenges, educates and empowers your customers and employees to be part of the human firewall."
NCUA
"Teach your older members: When fraud comes knocking, don't answer."
FDIC
"The FDIC encourages financial institutions, government agencies, consumer organizations, educators, the media, and anyone else to help make the tips and information in FDIC Consumer News widely available."
American Banking Association
"The banking industry should leverage anti-fraud resources to help customers protect themselves."
Financial Services Roundtable
"Employee and customer education is the key...the problem many institutions face, however, relates to lacking resources and dedicated support for truly integrated educational campaigns and programs."
United States Postal Inspector Service
"Armed with the right knowledge, almost anyone can recognize a fraudulent scheme and make the right decision to stay away."
UK National Cyber Security Centre
"People are often seen as the weakest link when it comes to cyber security, but that must change."
