By Hamish Anderson · 14 September 2011 · Locked
Phishing scams are on the rise, but do financial institutions have a duty to protect their customers? One expert weighs in on the moral obligation of big business to inform the public.
Hamish Anderson blogs about whether banks have a social responsibility when it comes to letting their customers know about phishing scams. “Surely, with fraud and phishing so rife, there should be more responsiveness from big business, especially if specific companies know they are the targets of phishing scams. Surely they have a responsibility to inform the public.”
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