Protecting your business from banking cyber fraud is crucial for your success. With cybercriminals continuously evolving and becoming more sophisticated, any size business is at risk of fraud. Continue reading to find out how you can safeguard your business' financial assets and sensitive information.  

Have Separate Personal And Business Accounts 

For business owners, it is extremely beneficial when trying to protect your own assets and your business’ assets to have separate bank accounts. Many banks will have specific fraud protection services tailored towards business accounts including fraudulent alerts, monitoring, and extra protection. Having separate accounts can protect you from experiencing an attack on everything at the same time. 

Update Your Contact Information  

Keeping your contact information up to date is helpful if there are any cybersecurity alerts or incidents. With the correct information, you can be notified quickly, allowing you to get the issue resolved as soon as possible.  

Utilize Extra Security Measures  

There are extra security measures, such as multi-factor authentication, that can be utilized to add an extra level of security. This will require any user to provide multiple levels of identification before accessing any accounts making it more difficult for cybercriminals to access your financial information.  

Educate Your Employees 

It is important to make time to educate and train all of your employees on the importance of cybersecurity and the best practices for staying secure. Update your team on the latest cyber frauds and threats so team members understand the value of protecting business assets and information.  

Use Strong Passwords  

The use of strong passwords when creating online bank accounts is a pivotal first step for your business. Once a password is determined, implement a strong password policy for all employees to ensure everyone is protected. Be sure to update passwords regularly and have a different password for each account.  

Talk With Your Bank  

Consult with your bank about how you can further protect your business from banking cyber fraud. Your bank can be a valuable resource as they have experience with protecting financial assets.  

At Banterra Bank, we understand the importance of protecting your business and we are here to help you. If you have any questions about our business banking services and how we can help keep your business’ finances secure, please visit our website or contact us.