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The CMVS' Security Alert |
I. Protecting yourself from being the victim of Identity Theft It is the responsibility of Company's Owner(s), Senior Executive(s), Faculty Member(s), employee(s) and/or any individual(s) involved in clinical, teaching, research, diagnostic and other programs within the CMVS' structure (including corporate office, Hospital, and other non-/ licensed/accredited facilities, departments, laboratories, accommodations) to protect themselves from identity theft. The identity theft includes (but is not limited to) phishing, pharming or spoofing, smishing, vishing, and so on. Individuals who are involved in such unscrupulous and ruthless activities are usually using fraudently obtained personal information to get e.g. expensive medical procedures, or for the purpose of deceiving an insurance company and to ask them to pay for procedures that were not done, or to claim accidents/losses that never occurred. It is suggested that to protect yourself from the identity theft you are requested to adhere to the following CMVS' security measures: 1. Do not provide / send by e.g. mail, fax, or e-mail number or photocopy of any of your personal documents such as: - Credit Card, or any other bank's cards, - Driving Licence, - Citizenship Card, - Passport, - Social Security Number, - Health Insurance Card 2. Do not provide any similar information as stated in item No. 1, about your spouse and/or children including their age, whereabouts and/or the names of their schools/work. Those unscrupulous and ruthless individuals can use spyware to record your keystrokes and obtain your credit card numbers, bank account information and passwords when you are making purchases or conduct other business on-line. They also can access confidential information stored on your hard drive. Such individuals can operate not only in Canada and the U.S.A., but also can reach you from the European Union (e.g. Spain or from the former communist block countries), Far and Middle East, Asia, Africa, or Oceania using frequently e-mails, letters and cell phones (but not regular telephone lines) and requesting your personal information to be faxed, e-mailed, or mailed (usually into their P.O. Box number, but not into a regular postal address). You may also visit Google's SAFETY CENTER, to learn more how to protect yourself and the family on-line. Source: The Internet |
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