Banking safely
Fraudsters are getting increasingly resourceful in their methods to swindle you. Learn how to recognise them and what you can do to protect yourself and your business.
How to reduce spoofing fraud risk
Spoofing is when fraudsters pretend to be someone or something else, to gain your trust and steal your company's money. So always be wary when someone calls or emails you on behalf of ING. Learn how to recognize spoofing and reduce the risk.
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Romance scams also a risk for companies
In romance scams, fraudsters deceive their victims by gaining their trust to steal their money. These scams cannot only harm people but also endanger a company‘s data or money.
Deepfake: beware and know the risks
Deepfake is a new form of media manipulation. By using deepfake fraudsters can make (influential) people say or do things they have not really said or done. And it is already used for financial fraud.
How to reduce ransomware risk
Ransomware is software designed to encrypt your personal data or block access to it until a ransom is paid. It can strike any organisation – big or small - so make sure you reduce the risk and prepare by making an action plan for when it happens.
How to reduce eBanking fraud risk
Nowadays fraudsters' emails are really hard to differentiate from ING Wholesale Banking communication. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to protect yourself.
If fraud is detected and in progress
If fraud is detected and in progress, always notify your ING contact immediately. Even if a transfer has already been made, an attempt can be made to block the funds before they disappear.
Learn more about fraud
Learn more about fraud and reducing fraud risk by exploring all our fraud insights.
How to make mobile banking more secure
Mobile banking is a secure way of banking if you are aware of the risks and know how to protect yourself. Read what risks you should take in account and find out our tips on protecting yourself against fraud.
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Strong Customer Authentication (PSD2)
InsideBusiness complies with the requirements for Strong Customer Authentication (SCA). Read more about these European guidelines and how we meet those.
Tips on safe internet banking
By acquiring access to your security details, a third party can view your account information and use it for illegal purposes. Be aware that protecting your security details is your responsibility. What can you do to protect your security details?
Create a secure work environment
To create and keep a secure work environment there are plenty things you can do. Learn what to think about when you want to keep a secure work environment.
ING's security measures
Alignment with the international security community ensures that information on vulnerabilities is shared and acted upon immediately. This allows us to comply with the latest software standards and updates to our technologies which ensures our systems are protected.
Website security of ingwb.com
When you are visiting ingwb.com there are a few ways you can tell whether the connection is secure.
Check your browser for the best and most secure experience
ING Wholesale Banking’s online presence keeps improving. The type of browser you use can improve your experience even more.