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What kinds of “access doors” are open on your device, and which kind of viruses can pass through? Practically none, as long as you have activated a firewall and installed antivirus software.

Unless you take action, your computer, tablet or smartphone is defenceless in the face of internet danger. Anyone can use malware (viruses, worms, trojans, etc.) to view, manipulate and even delete your data. That’s why you should check that you have antivirus software installed and a firewall activated on your device.

There is also an interview with security expert Dominik Schupp you can read on this topic (in German).

Check the s-u-p-e-r.ch website and «eBanking – but secure!» (EBAS) (https://www.ebas.ch/en/) from 3 May onwards to discover the dangers you need to be aware of, and what simple steps you can take to protect yourself.

Further information:

www.s-u-p-e-r.ch/en/s-u-p-e-r-tipps/p-for-protect/

www.ebas.ch/step2

Be vigilant: viruses are catching!

Malware is a general term for software that can harm computers and their users. It covers things like viruses, trojans and worms.”

André Duvillard is delegate for the Swiss Security Alliance (SVS). He coordinates security policy between the federal government and the cantons.

What else would you like to learn about security when e-banking?

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Online basic course

Find out about current Internet threats and some easy protective measures, and how to securely use e-banking.

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Online course mobile banking/payments

Find out about mobile banking, mobile payments and how to securely use these apps.

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Online course on cryptocurrencies

Cryptocurrency beginner? Find out about the most popular cryptocurrencies and the Blockchain technology behind them.

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Online course for SMEs

Is your organisation sufficiently secure? Learn which measures you can take to significantly strengthen your organisation’s IT security.

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