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| | | ... employers and the ATO, simplifying the process for employers and payrolls whilst limiting the increasing risk of identity theft and data breaches arising from sharing sensitive employee data." |
| | | | ... accompanying management pressure led thousands of its employees to engage in unlawful conduct - including fraud, identity theft and the falsification of bank records - and unethical practices to sell product of no or little value to the customer," it ... |
| | | | ... work to further strengthen our security systems," he said. A spokesperson for Club Plus told Financial Standard : "Identity theft is an appalling crime and we've been working closely with authorities to aid their investigation, as well as conducting ... |
| | | | ... significantly more attempts than other nations. "All regions of the world reported an increase in cyber-attacks, scams, identity theft and 'Cardholder Not Present' (CNP) frauds. This is set in the context of a changing global banking landscape, where ... |
| | | | ... increasingly interconnected global digital economy." The top two areas of security concern for Australians are: Identity theft: 58% of Australians are extremely or very concerned about unauthorised access to, or misuse of, personal information. Bank ... |
| | | | ... key management and policy management solutions that are designed to reduce the risk of customer data breaches, identity theft and privacy. QuintessenceLabs founder and chief executive Vikram Sharma said the partnership with Westpac - which began in 2015 ... |
| | | | ... turns out to be flawed, leading to the SMSF losing capital or being placed at considerable risk or disadvantage. Identity theft - where an unscrupulous third party gains access to a SMSF trustee's personal identity and uses it to gain control of their ... |
| | | | Financial advisers could play a key role in protecting clients against the rise of identity theft and data fraud, Zurich Australia said. As many as 45% of financial advisers feel that offering clients protection from identity theft could add value to ... |
| | | | ... respondents said they had "mistrust or fear", thought that "there is a high chance of being scammed" and were "scared of identity theft." Knowledge was also an issue. Less than a third of Australians feel financially savvy when it came to wealth management. ... |
| | | | A former finance broker has admitted to stealing the identities of former clients so she could buy two cars, sell them to acquaintances and keep the cash from the sale. Riyanka Puteri Shiraz, of Canterbury, New South Wales, appeared before Sydney's ... |
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