Protecting your business during COVID-19Last updated: 7 April 2020 We know many of you are worried about how you and your business might be affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19). To help you through these uncertain times, we're working hard to make sure you have the guidance and support you need. What to look out for Some fraudsters are trying to exploit the coronavirus outbreak as an opportunity for financial crime by posing as trusted organisations like banks and even the World Health Organisation. They may contact you to offer a safe haven for your money or provide medical guidance. Typically, they’ll get in touch through:
Cyber criminals are also trying to spread malware through a 'Coronavirus Map' app. It has no intention of providing useful information, but instead is designed to capture usernames, passwords, credit card numbers and other sensitive data. Remember, HSBC will never ask you for any log on or security details, or ask you to generate security codes, over the telephone or through any other method of communication. Please remain vigilant at all times. Stop & Think
Stay safe while working remotely Here’s some tips to help your organisation remain protected when employees are working out of the office:
Find out more Please visit your local HSBC website to find more information about how we can support you. Find your local HSBC site >If you’re suspicious about an email you’ve received purporting to be from HSBC, please contact us for further verification.
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