UK Helpful Sites

APACS - the UK payments association, is the trade association for institutions delivering payments services to end customers. It is also the main industry voice on issues such as electronic payments, electronic banking and e-banking fraud. APACS maintains banksafeonline.org.uk
www.apacs.org.uk

The British Bankers' Association (BBA) - is the leading trade association in the banking and financial services industry representing banks and other financial services firms operating in the UK
www.bba.org.uk

Card Watch - the UK banking industry's body that works with police, retailers and organisations including Crimestoppers to fight plastic card fraud
www.cardwatch.org.uk

Code Fish Spam Watch - dedicated to following and exposing spam scams
www.codephish.info

Get Safe Online - sponsored by government and leading businesses providing expert advice to protect everyone against internet threats
www.getsafeonline.org

Home Office Identity Fraud Steering Committee - a collaboration between UK financial bodies, government and the police to combat the threat of identity theft.
www.identitytheft.org.uk

Interactive Media in Retail Group (IMRG) - IMRG is the industry body for global e-retailing.
www.imrg.org

Microsoft security at home - protect your PC
www.microsoft.com/security/protect

Miller Smiles - the Internet's biggest archive of Spoof Email and Phishing Scams
www.millersmiles.co.uk

The Serious Organised Crime Agency - the UK agency which combats national and transnational serious and organised hi-tech crime within, or which impacts upon the United Kingdom.
http://www.soca.gov.uk

Spamfo - spam information; a resource with information relating to spam, news, reviews, FAQ and useful links
www.spamfo.co.uk/

Stay Safe Online sponsored by the US National Cyber Security Alliance
www.staysafeonline.info

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