Source: National Cyber Security – Produced By Gregory Evans
With Christmas just around the corner, now is a good time to be aware of fraud and the simple steps required to protect your personal information – especially when shopping online. This week is Fraud Awareness Week, and MasterCard are encouraging New Zealanders looking to purchase goods online to protect themselves. “Scams and fraud are evolving with changing consumer habits and their use of technology,” say Peter Chisnall, Country Manager for MasterCard New Zealand. “As Kiwis are increasingly shopping online, they should remain vigilant about where they are sharing their personal information. “People need to know they are giving their details to a legitimate organisation or individual and what the information is being used for. “If in doubt, it is safest to double check and not give away any personal information.” Peter says MasterCard customers unlucky enough to be affected can take comfort in the fact that products include Zero Liability Protection, meaning even if credit or debit card details are stolen, they are covered for any unauthorised purchases. Anyone who thinks their credit or debit card details have been stolen or scammed should contact their bank immediately. Fraud Awareness Week runs from 15 – 21 November, and is being run […]
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