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10 ways businesses can minimize the risk of identity theft

Identity theft has been a huge problem for a long time now, however fraudsters are now getting more sophisticated and trying to stay one step ahead.In the unprecedented midst of a pandemic, we are seeing a sharp increase in all types of fraud.  Experienced fraudsters are exploiting the current chaos and sadly we are seeing…

Identity theft has been a huge problem for a long time now, however fraudsters are now getting more sophisticated and trying to stay one step ahead.

In the unprecedented midst of a pandemic, we are seeing a sharp increase in all types of fraud.  Experienced fraudsters are exploiting the current chaos and sadly we are seeing more people turn to fraud in an attempt to boost their income.

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  • As an SME, it is important to discuss the risks with your customers and suppliers to increase awareness of suspicious emails and cold calls claiming to be from your business.

    All businesses are different and so your risks and exposure to identity theft will differ. Using some of the points below you should sit down and work out what risks you face, both as a business and on behalf of your customers. Where are the danger points and what can you do to stop them, or at least lessen the risk?

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