SECURITY
In first place
YOUR safety is important to us
For this reason we take all necessary measures to protect your information, data and transactions.
YOUR safety is important to us
For this reason we take all necessary measures to protect your information, data and transactions.
USEFUL TIPS FOR YOUR SAFETY
- Carefully store your personal access data to Solution Bank services
- Change your password regularly and don’t tell anyone about it
- Use secure passwords and avoid using personal information such as your date of birth
- Don’t write down your User ID and Password, someone might find them
- Always close your Home Banking session once you have finished the operations you want to carry out
- Do not provide your access data over the phone or in an email. Solution professionals never ask to communicate, verbally or in writing, Customer Code, Access Code and the full number of Cards.
- Beware of suspicious e-mails, incorrectly written and possibly from unknown recipients
- Do not click on links within e-mails or messages if you are not sure where they come from
- Keep your PC protected with an updated Antivirus
If you have the slightest doubt about possible fraud or if you receive an abnormal and suspicious request, do not hesitate to contact us by e-mail or directly by calling your branch. (Click here for the email list of Solution Bank branches)
We are always at your disposal to help and protect you from any evildoers.
PHISHING
Phishing is perhaps the most common type of scam. It’s a criminal attack that uses email as the main vehicle of diffusion. The technique, based on deception, is particularly devious because it tries to induce the potential victim to perform an action that allows the criminal to launch his attack.
Criminals use communications sent by e-mail or SMS which, without violating the bank’s security systems, aim to obtain personal data from the recipient, such as access codes to online services or credit card numbers. These communications are often similar to those you receive from the bank and invite you to click on a link. This link often redirects you to a bogus copy of the official website with the intention of obtaining access data for banking services.
Solution Bank will NEVER ask you via e-mail or message for your ID or Password to log in.
HOW TO RECOGNIZE A SUSPICIOUS MESSAGE
- They contain the request for personal data
- They require an urgent contact via email, a number or a website other than the official contact details.
- They contain a generic message requesting personal information for unspecified reasons.
- They often have intimidating tones and are written in poorly corrected Italian with spelling errors.
HOW TO PROTECT
- Always check the sender of suspicious messages
- Suspect links with password entry
- Do not reply and do not forward suspicious e-mails or messages, just delete them immediately
- To access internet banking type the address directly into the browser bar
USEFUL TIPS FOR YOUR SAFETY
- Carefully store your personal access data to Solution Bank services
- Change your password regularly and don’t tell anyone about it
- Use secure passwords and avoid using personal information such as your date of birth
- Don’t write down your User ID and Password, someone might find them
- Always close your Home Banking session once you have finished the operations you want to carry out
- Do not provide your access data over the phone or in an email. Solution professionals never ask to communicate, verbally or in writing, Customer Code, Access Code and the full number of Cards.
- Beware of suspicious e-mails, incorrectly written and possibly from unknown recipients
- Do not click on links within e-mails or messages if you are not sure where they come from
- Keep your PC protected with an updated Antivirus
If you have the slightest doubt about possible fraud or if you receive an abnormal and suspicious request, do not hesitate to contact us by e-mail or directly by calling your branch. (Click here for the email list of Solution Bank branches)
We are always at your disposal to help and protect you from any evildoers.
PHISHING
Phishing is perhaps the most common type of scam. It’s a criminal attack that uses email as the main vehicle of diffusion. The technique, based on deception, is particularly devious because it tries to induce the potential victim to perform an action that allows the criminal to launch his attack.
Criminals use communications sent by e-mail or SMS which, without violating the bank’s security systems, aim to obtain personal data from the recipient, such as access codes to online services or credit card numbers. These communications are often similar to those you receive from the bank and invite you to click on a link. This link often redirects you to a bogus copy of the official website with the intention of obtaining access data for banking services.
Solution Bank will NEVER ask you via e-mail or message for your ID or Password to log in.
HOW TO RECOGNIZE A SUSPICIOUS MESSAGE
- They contain the request for personal data
- They require an urgent contact via email, a number or a website other than the official contact details.
- They contain a generic message requesting personal information for unspecified reasons.
- They often have intimidating tones and are written in poorly corrected Italian with spelling errors.
HOW TO PROTECT
- Always check the sender of suspicious messages
- Suspect links with password entry
- Do not reply and do not forward suspicious e-mails or messages, just delete them immediately
- To access internet banking type the address directly into the browser bar