Raiffeisen Bank is sending a last-minute alert to millions of customers from all over Romania, and this is because it is talking about something that should be known by everyone immediately. We are talking about the cyber security of Raiffeisen Bank customers, a problem that is becoming more and more serious recently and culminates with a new campaign launched by the Romanian Police to warn people about the dangers in the online environment.
Raiffeisen Bank has been issuing various alerts for customers all over Romania in recent months due to the numerous cyber attacks that have been taking place, and which, unfortunately, are far from stopping. This comes as a result of the fact that the Coronavirus pandemic has moved many thieves to the online environment, where they discovered that it can be easier to steal people's money, but Raiffeisen Bank, as well as other banks in Romania, are trying to teach them how to protect themselves the best.
Raiffeisen Bank: LAST HOUR ALERT from the Romanian Police
Raiffeisen Bank promotes below the campaign that the Romanian Police is running to help people quickly realize if they are the target, or the victims, of a cyber attack. Raiffeisen Bank promotes a special online test that anyone can take to find out how well they are protected against cyber attacks, a problem that is becoming more and more serious, and prevention is the best way to reduce their impact.
Raiffeisen Bank has no way to stop these types of attacks, just as the Romanian Police reacts only after people complain that they are becoming victims, so that the main methods of stopping the phenomenon come from people. If you know how to protect yourself against a phishing attack, but also how to react if you become a victim, you can reduce, or cancel, the impact of problems of this kind, and that is why Raiffeisen Bank promotes them so intensely.
Raiffeisen Bank also has information on its website about what all Romanians should know about these extremely dangerous attacks, so you can find help there too, if needed.
