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Bitdefender
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An unexpected card can be just the first step. Some bank scams escalate to requests to move money to a so-called "safe account" or hand your card to someone at your door. Your bank won't ask for either. Find out how to act safely:

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3h
Being discoverable is good. Being an open book isn't. AI tools could piece together who approves payments or when key people are away, and scammers can use those details. Customers only need your services and contact details. Learn how to reduce your exposure.

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5h
What if a scammer tricks your AI assistant instead of you? Banks warn that scammers could compromise or impersonate AI shopping agents and merchants. An agent with your payment details and permission to buy becomes a trusted middleman worth targeting. Read more:

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Bitdefender is proud to be part of InfoSec World 2026 in Orlando. Nicholas Jackson will share his perspective on the "truth gap": why CISOs don't always hear the real story, and how governance can reward honesty.
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@Bitdefender
Oct 5
You have antivirus, strong passwords and MFA. Is that enough? Not always. Small business security gaps often hide in forgotten devices, untested backups and missing response plans. Seven questions can help you find yours. Read the full checklist.

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