- Before doing any online transactions or sending personal information, make sure that correct website has been accessed. Beware of bogus or “look alike” websites which are designed to deceive consumers.
- Check if the website is “secure” by checking the Universal Resource Locators (URLs) which should begin with “https” and a closed padlock icon on the status bar in the browser is displayed. To confirm authenticity of the site, double-click on the lock icon to display security certificate information of the site.
- Always enter the URL of the website directly into the web browser.
- Avoid being re-directed to the website, or hyperlink to it from a website that may not be as secure.
- If possible, use software that encrypts or scrambles the information when sending sensitive information or performing e-banking transactions online.
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