
Fraud Preparedness
Recognizing the signs of fraud is the most effective way to combat it.
In today's interconnected world, a robust defense against cyber risks is non-negotiable. Fraud and scams are constantly evolving, leveraging new technologies and tactics—such as urgency, intimidation, phishing, spoofing and deepfakes—to steal money and personal information. Citi leads with a comprehensive, digital-first approach, deploying cutting-edge technology and unparalleled expertise to protect our clients and infrastructure. By staying current on emerging threats and knowing how to recognize and avoid scams, these practical tips can help you stay protected from fraud and cyberattacks in daily interactions.

Recognizing the signs of fraud is the most effective way to combat it.

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