Cybersecurity Awareness

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Protect Customs and Declaration Information Through Verification

A Familiar Logo Doesn't Always Mean a Legitimate Message

Cyber criminals often imitate official logos and impersonate trusted organizations to convince users to disclose sensitive information or take immediate action without proper verification.

These attempts may target customers and partners in the customs and logistics sector by requesting declaration documents, transaction details, company information, or other declaration-related data under the pretext of data updates, declaration clearance, payment processing, or other operational requests.

 
 

To protect your information:

 
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  1. 1 Do not share declaration documents or sensitive information without verifying the sender.
  2. 2 Do not trust phone numbers or links included in the message.
  3. 3 Verify requests through the organization's official communication channels.
  4. 4 Be cautious of messages that create a sense of urgency or pressure you to act immediately.
  5. 5 Report any suspicious messages or unusual requests.

Verifying requests before sharing information helps protect your business operations and sensitive data from cyber fraud and impersonation attempts.

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Pause. Verify. Don't Get Played.

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