Cyber Security Helpdesk Limited (‘CSH’) often receives calls and emails from members of the public seeking clarification of business propositions, cyber and data security advice, job offers, and the services we offer.
All communications from CSH should originate from a verifiable CSH e-mail address and not from an Internet e-mail address e.g.: hotmail, yahoo etc.
What to do…
- Do not respond to unsolicited business propositions and/or job offers from people or e-mail addresses you do not know or trust.
- Do not disclose your personal or financial details to anyone you do not know or trust or on a website you do not trust. Should you have disclosed this information to somebody you do not know or trust or to a website you do not trust consider reporting the incident to your local law enforcement.
- Be on the lookout for suspicious signs – e.g. communications from non-CSH e-mail addresses (e.g. from a yahoo.com address); poor use of English; and requests for money
Our position…
Where CSH’s name and identity is being used fraudulently in any instances, in as much as we sympathise with anyone who has lost money, CSH cannot accept any responsibility.