74% of businesses
experienced attempted or actual payments fraud in 2020.
Source: Association for Financial Professionals 2020 survey
As the business world becomes increasingly digital, the importance of educating your employees about the ever-evolving threat of cybercrime will only grow. We’re here to help. Schedule a review of your cybersecurity plans with a Treasury Manager today.
of businesses have been targets of business email compromise.
of businesses have been targets of outside individuals (using forged checks, stolen card info, etc.)
of businesses have been targets of threats via vendors, trading partners, or professional services providers.
of businesses have been targets of account takeovers (ransomware, hacking, malware, etc.)
Account/System Takeovers
Ransomware
Business Email Compromise
Organizations that train their employees to recognize cybercrime are far less likely to fall victim than ones that don't. Here's what that looks like:
With the shift to more remote working set in motion by the pandemic, the use of mobile devices for business purposes has grown — along with the associated security risks.
Each October, National Cybersecurity Awareness Month challenges business owners and financial managers to focus more intently on preventing the payments fraud losses and reputational damage that can be caused by cyberattacks.
While cybercrime might seem overwhelming if you're not a tech expert, it doesn't have to be. Simply put, knowledge is power. Below is a series of educational resources to demystify cybercrime and offer solutions in terms you can understand.
Almost 75% of companies were targets of cybercrime in 2020. We break down cybercrime's sources, success rates, and the value of employee education.
Learn the telltale signs of digital wire fraud such as rush requests, strange email addresses, and more.
Click here to learn more about products and services to keep your company safe.
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