Cybersecurity is Important

How to Protect Against Cyberattacks?

Data Privacy

• Under no circumstances should you share your personal or banking information with unreliable sources or third parties.
• When communicating with the bank, share confidential information only through official channels, such as the bank's official website or mobile application.
• Ensure that the personal information you share with the bank is accurate and up-to-date. Regularly update this information as needed.

Information Security on Social Media

• Never share personal or banking information on social media platforms.
• Use strong and unique passwords for your social media accounts. Avoid using the same password for multiple accounts.
• Refrain from clicking on suspicious links shared on social media, as they may be related to cyber fraud or phishing attacks.

Information Security During Electronic Payments

• Always verify that electronic payment sites are protected with an SSL/TLS certificate (look for "https://" or a lock icon in the address bar).
• Use two-factor authentication (2FA) methods for additional security.
• If you detect any suspicious activity in your electronic payment accounts, report it to the bank immediately.

Protection Methods Against Social Engineering

• Be cautious with calls and messages from unknown individuals, and never share your personal information with them.
• Before responding to suspicious information requests, verify whether the person is genuinely a bank representative.
• Educate yourself about social engineering attacks and stay informed about their signs, as this knowledge is always an advantage.
• Regularly monitor your bank accounts and immediately contact the bank if any suspicious activity is detected.
• Finally, it is recommended to use only official bank applications and payment systems for added security.