Warning signs of a CEO scam
CEO scams can often target smaller businesses. These occur when a fraudulent email is sent to an employee requesting an urgent funds transfer. Being aware of the warning signs can help you and your employees identify these scams and minimise loss to your business.
Watch our video to learn more.
Helpful resources
If you have been scammed
If you’re a NAB customer and you believe your business has been impacted by a scam, contact us on 13 10 12 (for Internet Banking users) or the NAB Connect Client Centre on 1300 888 413.
For easy to understand computer security advice
Visit the Australian Cyber Security Centre, opens in new window
To see latest scams, or to report a scam
Visit Scamwatch, opens in new window.
To protect your business online
Visit our online safety tips for business.
To report a cyber crime or online incident
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