We’re reaching out to arm you with some additional knowledge to protect your business from scams. Here are a few things to keep in mind:
Never provide a one-time passcode/Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) code to someone over the phone, email or text message.
Always type atb.com/sign-in directly into your search engine's address bar to log in and bookmark atb.com/sign-in for quick access. Don’t use a search engine to find ATB.com or ATB Business as fraudsters can buy ads to intercept your search and take you to a counterfeit login page.
If you use ATB FX, always type www.atbfx.com directly into your search engine's address bar to log in and bookmark www.atbfx.com for quick access.
Be wary of inconsistencies in email addresses, domain names and links, and be cautious of attachments from unfamiliar sources and suspicious URLs. If you receive an email or text that seems off, don't reply, click any links, or unsubscribe.
We recommend watching this Cybercrime Protection for Businesses video—featuring Fraud and Cybercrime expert Aisha Kitchlew—as she presents cyber security insights and mitigation tactics for Alberta businesses. You can also download ATB’s Cyber Security Toolkit for more resources to keep you and your business safe.
If you think your information has been compromised, call us immediately at 1-800-332-8383 and change your online banking username and password. We’re all in the fight against fraud together.
Sincerely,
ATB Financial
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