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| | EY cybersecurity leader for financial services Rohit Rao says the superannuation sector is lagging when it comes to cybersecurity processes, adding that increased consolidation has created more risk. In the latest episode of the Financial Standard podcast ... |
| | | ... limited information is made available for certain reasons, only to be used in responding to fraud or scam activity, identity theft or cybersecurity incidents. Entities that wish to receive the data must provide written commitments to the Australian Consumer ... |
| | | ... steps on the accounts of impacted members and a block to payments from these accounts. "There is minimal risk of identity theft or fraud as a result of the limited data set involved in the privacy breach," a Spirit Super statement read. "It's possible ... |
| | | ... result of business emails or payment redirection scams. Phishing, threats to life, arrest or threat-based scams and identity theft were the main scam categories, often involving the impersonation of government agencies to obtain personal information ... |
| | | ... managing finances," Finbold said. Other scams include online shopping ($7.4m), health and medical products ($3.9m), identity theft ($3.1m) and unexpected lottery wins ($1.7m). The huge loss signals that investment fraud might keep surging, corresponding ... |
| | | ... standards should be aligned and streamlined. The majority (82%) of breaches relate to phishing emails, followed by identity theft (56%), human error or negligence (55%) and malware (46%). Over half (62%) of respondents admitted they have limited understanding ... |
| | | ... Financial Standard that the nature of superannuation scams is shifting, having seen a 55% increase in cases of identity theft. The ACCC's national scam awareness week this year is focussed on identity theft, with the agency saying they've seen a huge ... |
| | | ... could investigate cases of fraud. Deputy Treasurer Michael Sukkar had confirmed the AFP was investigating cases of identity theft and emphasised the ATO had not been compromised. "It has been referred to the AFP, a case of identity theft essentially ... |
| | | ... government's Early Release Scheme was temporarily shut down to deal with fraud attempts. One confirmed case of identity theft put the scheme to a halt, as the AFP begun investigations. Deputy Treasurer Michael Sukkar said the ATO had not been compromised ... |
| | | ... Sukkar confirmed the ATO has paused requests for early release being sent to super funds, as the AFP investigates identity theft. Speaking to Sky News this morning, Sukkar emphasised that the ATO has not been compromised and said the investigation is ... |
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