
Vishing and Smishing
What are vishing and smishing? These involve fraudsters making phone calls or sending texts to steal information. Find out how to spot them and protect your organisation.
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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.
What are vishing and smishing? These involve fraudsters making phone calls or sending texts to steal information. Find out how to spot them and protect your organisation.
Listen to our webinar to discover the latest insights into fraud and how you can protect yourself and your business.
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.
The Dedicated Card and Payment Crime Unit (DCPCU) delivers impactful and timely tips and awareness to reduce the prevalence of fraud and cyber crime.
We’ve partnered with the Fraud Advisory Panel (FAP) to launch the national campaign Love Business Hate Fraud to raise awareness of fraud and cyber crime against UK businesses.
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) provides cyber security tips and best practice to support the most critical organisations in the UK.