Have you ever received a noti­fi­ca­tion in your busi­ness e-mail inbox asking you to carry out an urgent bank transfer - pur­port­edly even orig­i­nating from one of your supe­riors? Be careful, this could …

As of today, you can now pay invoices via a QR code instead of using the familiar red and orange deposit slips, which are replaced by these new QR invoices. What should you watch out for?

Sum­mer­time is hol­iday time - unfor­tu­nately, this doesn’t apply to online crim­i­nals. And it is before and during the summer hol­i­days espe­cially that they are par­tic­u­larly active.

Which is the best antivirus soft­ware? AV-TEST has checked the most common brands of antivirus soft­ware for pri­vate users run­ning Win­dows 10.

From 30th June 2020 onwards, QR invoices will be launched all across Switzer­land. These will replace today’s read and orange deposit slips. What should you watch out for?

The fic­ti­tious Web­ster family and their adven­tures will sen­si­tise you to han­dling infor­ma­tion and com­mu­ni­ca­tion tech­nolo­gies securely and soundly.

We have just released new dates for our pop­ular «eBanking – but secure!» courses for autumn/winter 2020/2021. Do reg­ister now!

E-Mail, Face­book, Ricardo etc. – It takes one step to log in: Entering your pass­word. What hap­pens though when your pass­word is stolen? Acti­vating a second step dou­bles your data secu­rity.

More than half of all Swiss cit­i­zens handle their finan­cial trans­ac­tions via a mobile device. But is it sound prac­tice to use mobile banking? It is, as long as you observe a few basic rules.

The 30th semi-annual report of the Reporting and Analysis Centre for Infor­ma­tion Assur­ance (MELANI) addresses the most impor­tant cyber­in­ci­dents of the second half of 2019 both in Switzer­land and …