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Protect Your Business
To protect your business, take proactive steps to secure your accounts and put anti-fraud measures in place.
Five-pronged approach to protect your business from fraud
Have you taken all necessary measures to secure your bank accounts and safeguard your business from falling victim to fraud?
Learn about the five-pronged approach you can take today to help prevent fraud in the future.
Recognize attack methods
Once you have basic fraud prevention measures in place, remain vigilant about potentially fraudulent activity.
Recognize Phishing
Cybercriminals often use phishing emails, calls and messages that appear to be from a legitimate source to try to trick you into sharing sensitive financial information, such as passwords or account numbers. Once they gain access to this information, they can commit fraud!
Can you recognize and avoid phishing attempts?
Beware of business email compromise (BEC) fraud
If cybercriminals gain unauthorized access to a business email account, they can use it to manipulate trusting victims into unintentionally authorizing or performing fraudulent financial transactions.
Is your business email secure? Do you know the red flags of BEC for vendors and other third parties?
IC3
In 2024, the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), the national hub for reporting cybercrime and run by the FBI, received 21,442 business email compromise (BEC) complaints amounting to $2.8 billion in reported losses.