When log­ging into your e-banking facility, you have to enter sen­si­tive and pri­vate details (for instance your pass­word). This is how to do so in a secure manner.

Pay­ments via smart­phone or con­tact­less cards are becoming ever more pop­ular. To shop with no need for cash or codes is con­ve­nient – yet it also involves risks.

They offer cer­tain advan­tages when com­pared to classic finan­cial insti­tu­tions. Online banks have one big draw­back though: It is often not very easy to con­tact them.

An ever increasing number of data is stored on the Internet nowa­days – whether you are aware of it or not. But how secure are your per­sonal data?

Every bank customer’s night­mare: Crim­i­nals gain access to your account and clear it out. If this has already hap­pened, the main thing is damage lim­i­ta­tion – and to learn from this.

Pro­tect your data and devices with our “5 steps for your dig­ital security”.

These instruc­tions will explain how to delete your stored browser data (browser his­tory, browser cache).

This online course will teach you how to use your everyday devices – like your smart­phone – securely. Next to these basics, we will also show you what’s impor­tant to know when using social media …

Attackers use phishing to obtain log-in data from unsus­pecting Internet users, for instance to then access e-banking facil­i­ties or online shops. In the process, the attackers affect a fake identity …