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Action Fraud
Action Fraud is the UK’s national reporting centre for fraud and cyber crime. Fraudulent attacks, even if unsuccessful, should be reported to Action Fraud.
Fraudsters are working as hard as you are. Our content can help you stay ahead of them.
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Suspicious email
Barclays will never send you unsolicited emails requesting personal information or your bank security details. If you receive a suspicious email, please send it on as an attachment to internetsecurity@barclays.co.uk and delete the email immediately.
Fraud is a criminal act to deceive you and take your cash – it's a transaction that you didn't know about or authorise. For example, fraudsters may use your details to open accounts under your name or your business.
A scam is where you’re tricked into making or authorising a payment to a criminal’s account. Scammers impersonate banks and official organisations using emails, phone calls and texts that look and sound genuine.
Fraudsters will take advantage of global IT incidents, like major events that disrupted internet services across the globe on Friday 19 July 2024, impacting multinational industries including airlines, banking and healthcare.
Be extra vigilant when it comes to unsolicited communications especially following these kinds of events.
Corporate fraud can affect any business, at any time. It’s vital that you and your staff stay vigilant and up to date with the latest techniques that fraudsters use to get your money.
Catch up on the latest replays of our quarterly fraud webinars, and register for upcoming webinars, to help you stay one step ahead.
Action Fraud is the UK’s national reporting centre for fraud and cyber crime. Fraudulent attacks, even if unsuccessful, should be reported to Action Fraud.
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The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) provides cyber security tips and best practice to support the most critical organisations in the UK.
Learn how to identify and protect your business from various fraud and scam threats. This online Digital Wings module will guide you through common scams targeting businesses and provide practical steps to enhance your business's security.