
Stay one step ahead of the fraudsters by knowing more about how to protect yourself. Answer these six questions and learn more at the same time. At the end there is more to read if you want.
Stay one step ahead of the fraudsters by knowing more about how to protect yourself. Answer these six questions and learn more at the same time. At the end there is more to read if you want.
More and more are affected by fraud. It is a major and growing societal problem. At Nordea, we are convinced that we need to tackle and solve the problem together; banks, telecom companies, police and authorities, elected politicians, interest groups and you.
Societal problems often take time to come to grips with, which is why we work very focused to refine the systems and processes that allow us to stop fraudsters. Every year, 3 billion transactions are carried out by Nordea's customers, and more than 3,000 employees are committed to continuously improving systems and processes to detect financial crime.
You can expect us to continue to develop our technology, our cybersecurity capabilities, and strengthen protections for our customers and broader society in the fight against financial crime.
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We have phishing, vishing and smishing. Now we also have quishing. This is a new fraud method where the fraudsters now use a QR code.
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Entering a holiday shopping season many of us will be making purchases over digital platforms, using computers, tablets and mobile phones. Unfortunately, customers aren’t the only ones who are going to be active online, fraudsters are also gearing up to make the most of the time period.
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Elderly and young adults tend to be more worried than other age groups when conducting online transactions. Looking at geography, the Finns seem more confident than their Nordic colleagues. This is the overall findings in our survey The Nordic Pulse conducted by Verian.
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