Protecting against Cyber Fraud.
The cyber security of our business, our customers and our suppliers is extremely important to us. By familiarising yourself with the below cyber security tips, you can help us stay vigilant and protected.
Have you experienced a cybersecurity event?
Let us know so we can inform our departments.
How we protect you
Internal Security
The latest technology and systems are in place and are constantly monitored and updated when necessary.
ID Verification
Please ensure to have your ID with you when visiting or calling our offices, as we may need to confirm your identity.
Payments
We will confirm your identity when taking payments in person or over the phone.
Communication
We will only ever send emails from an official attwoodmarshall.com.au address or trusted secure file sharing software.
How to protect yourself
Identity
Keep your personal and financial details to yourself. Never share your details with an unverified source or if you believe your communications have been compromised.
Be Cautious
Do not open suspicious emails or attachments. Be cautious of emails that push a sense of urgency or rush you in anyway.
Passwords
Use unique passwords. Do not use the same password for different logins. Never share your passwords.
Knowledge
Visit www.cyber.gov.au to keep up to date with how you can protect yourself.
Phishing is one of the most common scams.
Have you received a message with content such as…
You have won something!
A message of urgency!
Asking for personal details
These types of messages are called Phishing.
If something sounds too good to be true – it probably is!
These types of scams try and trick you into giving out important information, such as credit card details, passwords and banking details. Cyber fraud and scams can affect anyone. There are many ways that a scammer can attempt to impersonate a legitimate business or individual.
Always question suspicious messages or emails. If you are unsure, stop and check if the message is from a genuine account.
Call the business or person on the number they originally gave you at the beginning of your dealings with them to confirm if the email you have received is legitimate (beware of fraudulent contact numbers in emails).
Have you been scammed or compromised?
Let us know so we can inform our departments.
Educate yourself
Learn more and report scams to ACCC
