^{Security Tips} Protecting your financial identity

Avoiding Phishing Scams

Double-check before double-clicking.

Internet fraudsters send out emails which appear to be sent legitimately by banks asking for your personal banking details. Please be aware as ADCB will NEVER send you an email asking you to share confidential information, such as your account number or your internet banking username or password.

Do

• Question emails that requests urgent personal or financial information.
• Access Business Internet Banking by typing www.adcb.com in the address bar of your browser.
• Enter information, such as card numbers, only on secure websites that use a secure browsing mechanism (HTTPS) and have a closed lock icon on the status bar.
• Ensure you keep your bowser updated and that any anti-virus software has the latest security updates.

Don’t

• Have an outdated browser or anti-virus software without the latest security updates.
• Click links within emails that do not pertain to ADCB corporate banking.
• Reply to phishing emails that pressure you to respond immediately with lucrative offers.
• Assume that an email is authentic, even if it is personalised.
• Send personal information to the Bank by email.

Please note that ADCB will NEVER send you an email asking for your personal information such as passwords, PINs, user ID, etc. Please report any suspected privacy abuses or other related security issues to [email protected].