Business Security

Fraud protection resources for your business.

Keeping your business accounts and information secure is a top priority. Here, you’ll find the latest information, security tools, and tips on fraud trends to help you safeguard your business.

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Common Fraud Scams That Target Businesses

Business email compromise

Business email compromise

Avoid email cyberattacks that can cause significant damage.

Corporate account takeover

Corporate account takeover

Protect your business accounts from fraudster control.

Malware

Malware

Recognize red flags and avoid exposure to malware. 

Mobile Device Security

Mobile Device Security

Safeguard sensitive information on your business's mobile devices.

Ransomware

Ransomware

Defend your business's critical data from severe cyberattacks.

Smishing

Smishing

Protect your business from text message fraud.

Spoofing

Spoofing

Learn about fraudsters' sophisticated impersonation tactics.

How Key Protects Your Business

Key works proactively to protect your business accounts and information by:

  • Using analytics to identify red flags or abnormal activity, and, in some cases, prevent fraud in real time.
  • Providing verification and authentication systems like BindID and Passkey for access to digital platforms.
  • Providing a dual controls option on digital transaction activity.
  • Partnering with other banks to identify fraud and attempt to recover funds.
  • Offering robust business security insights, including information and tools for fraud prevention

KeyBank Fraud Mitigation Solutions

Key offers various solutions to help protect against business fraud, from Positive Pay and Check Control for Business, to Electronic Payment Authorization and Account Validation.

Contact Us to Help Protect Your Business From Fraud

Connect with a Payments Advisor today and we'll discuss the right security solutions for your business.

Reporting Fraud

Contact us immediately in cases of fraud, loss, and theft.

Suspected fraud

Confirmed fraud

Suspicious emails and texts

Reminders to Help Protect Your Accounts

  • When you initiate an interaction with Key, we may ask for information such as the last four digits of your Social Security number, your login ID, or a one-time passcode to verify your identity.
  • If you did not initiate an interaction with Key, we will never contact you unexpectedly by phone, text, or email and ask for your full Social Security number, login ID, or other personal information.
  • To check whether a text message is actually from Key, confirm that the number it came from is one of our key.com/shortcodes.

This material is for general educational purposes only.  KeyBank makes no representation or warranty, express or implied, as to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of such information and disclaims any and all liability for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or other losses arising from or related to its use. Nothing herein constitutes an offer, solicitation, recommendation, or advice (including financial, accounting, legal, or tax advice). Consult appropriate professionals for your specific circumstances.

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