Securing your business against scams and fraud

Business fraud and scams are increasing at rapid pace. Watch our webinar with CERT NZ expert Erica Boscato as we delve into social media scams and how to identify online fraud. Take action to implement the necessary steps to safeguard your business from scammers.

Securing your business against scams and fraud

Scams and fraud continue to be a risk, not only individuals, but businesses as well. We know that fraudsters and scammers are becoming more sophisticated and expanding their reach all over the globe, so it remains critical to be vigilant.

Join Erica Boscato from CERT NZ to hear about:

The current threat landscape for New Zealand businesses
Understanding common types of fraud and scams, and how to spot them
Specific examples of cyber threats
Simple actionable steps you can take to keep your business secure.

CERT NZ is a government authority on cyber security, providing practical guidance on how to keep your information safe and secure online.

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