Entering holidays and joint-holiday season, check out some security tips to protect your company from various forms of fraud:
- OCBC never asks for PIN, OTP, user ID, Password and CVV of Customer Credit/ATM Cards for any reason. Please be careful when making transaction and protect your personal data information and the Company. If you receive a message on behalf of OCBC, please make sure that the telephone number/email address/WhatsApp, and so on are indeed from the bank's official number. Here is the official OCBC info service link that can be accessed via the following link: https://www.ocbc.id/id/hubungi-kami
- Activate Hardware Token and/or Software Token for transaction authorization.
- Activate Two Factor Authentication (2FA), install antivirus, and use email filter services.
- Educate your employees regarding transaction security, including information about cybercrime, fraud tactics, and safe transaction tips. Always read carefully every message/link that you receive and be aware of Business Email Compromise (BEC).
Safe transaction tips are also available on the OCBC website and can be accessed via the following link: https://www.ocbc.id/id/digisecure
- Be careful when receiving unknown calls. Do not be easily tempted by the gifts offered or panic when you get bad news. Double check and validate the information and phone number.
