Do you shield your PIN when at an ATM?
by Janine Hart
03/03/11 in Cybercrime | Card Fraud/Theft | Media monitoring |
Media monitoring this week includes the conclusion of a research poll completed by Vouchercodes.co.uk which looked at how many people cover their PIN at cash machines. Also should businesses be more open about cybercrime and finally research completed on mobile banking and whether men favour mobile banking over women…
Businesses should be more open about cybercrime
A recent claim by cyber security Detica reveals UK businesses should report cyber attacks without fear of legal reprisals. Businesses shouldn't have to worry about damaging their business reputations.
Being open and talking about cybercrime makes it more accessible to spot trends claims Detica. The go on to say businesses should work alongside the Government to help stamp out cyber crimes such as hacking and phishing. Find out more about Detica's comments http://security.onestopclick.com/technology_news/businesses-need-to-be-able-to-report-cybercrime-openly_800417075.htm" target="_blank">here.
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Do you share your PIN?
According to poll conducted by VoucherCodes.co.uk, 59% people in the UK don't keep their PIN confidential, in spite of recommendations from banks and card issuers to sheild your PIN.
Out of the 3,000 people who participated in the poll, 5% revealed they trust their children knowing their PIN.
To find out more about this survey, click here.
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M-banking is more popular with men than women
Andriod owners have overtaken iPhone owners in recent months, so it’s not surprising that the number of people who bank using an android phone has also overtaken those that bank on an iPhone.
A survey by UK researchers Vision Critical has shown that men are more likely to use mobile banking than women, as men feel more comfortable with the idea and are less sceptical. The mobile wallet concept according the research findings is more likely to take off quicker with men and than women. Read more to find out about the research results.
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