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Fraud Prevention Videos

Carol Lawton outlines the types of business frauds in this short video. Get your team together to view it and share it.

What Fraud does your business face?

In these one minute videos we bring you quickly through each of five main types of fraud facing businesses. We share our tips on how to spot the signs.

Email Fraud

Find out why, when it comes to making payments or transferring money, never act on email instructions alone.

Malware

Discover how easily criminals can use malicious software – also known as malware – to gain unauthorised access to your computer systems.

Text and Phone Fraud

We share some of the ways that you can be tricked into handing over bank details so someone can steal money from the business.

Investment Scams

Because they can be easy to fall for, we outline some of the ways to avoid falling for the slick investment scams you will find online.

Purchasing Scams

Low prices can be hard to resist, but remember, if something looks even a little too good to be true, it probably is.

Preventing Fraud

Gain a 60 second insight into the 5 top types of fraud in business and how to stop them before they happen.

Important/Regulatory Information

The above content is expressed in broad terms and is limited to general information purposes only. Readers should always seek professional advise to address issues arising in specific contexts and not seek to rely on the above information which does not constitute any advise or recommendation by AIB.

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Allied Irish Banks, plc., trading as AIB finance and leasing, provide Asset Finance by way of Hire Purchase. AIB Leasing Limited, trading as AIB Finance and Leasing, are regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.