Could you spot a scam HMRC letter or email
By Staff writer
Get expert crucial guidance on how to identify a fake HMRC letter saving you from big losses.
Tag: Phishing
Len Goodman waltzes through Santander’s new Scam Avoidance School
Strictly Come Dancing’s former head judge, Len Goodman, has added to his skills as a ballroom dancer and TV presenter by enlisting in the SAS, or Scam Avoidance School, to help people aged 60 and over avoid being taken in by scammers.
I feel like social media for business is a double-edged sword
As Richard Blanford increases his use of social media for business he’s learnt the benefits of a controversial post and perils of social engineering.
There’s a reason why we tend to fall for phishing scams
Phishing scams have taken Britain by storm, ruthlessly using our very nature against us. As Karla Burnett, an engineer for mobile payments company Stripe, suggested at Black Hat 2017, we re just fantastically human.
Emails aren’t always to be trusted and passwords need more thought
The internet is ablaze with news about a cyber attack on Parliament, placing heavy emphasis on the need for secure emails and better passwords.
Taking on invisible crime fighting business fraud
By Staff writer
The problem with fighting business fraud is that it’s a largely invisible crime. The aim of fraudsters is to go undetected; it means the value of what they can steal can increase rapidly before the victim becomes aware that the crime is taking place.
Email security the biggest threat to your business in 2016?
Email scams could become the biggest threat to your business in 2016 and we’ve got some practical steps that can help your company protect itself from harm in the New Year.
New evolution of cybercrime: Hackers attempting to attack 100 banks head-on
Kaspersky Lab, INTERPOL, Europol and authorities from different countries have combined efforts to uncover the criminal plot behind an unprecedented cyber robbery. Up to $1bn was stolen in approximately two years from financial institutions worldwide. The experts report that responsibility for the robbery rests with a multinational gang of cybercriminals from Russia, Ukraine and other parts of Europe, as well as from China.