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The Association of Financial Users (Asufin) has called for "concrete and more effective measures" from financial institutions, telecommunications operators and public administrations in the face of the increase in cyberstafas, after data from the National Institute of Cybersecurity (Incipe) revealed that citizen consultations for digital fraud doubled in the first half of the year to almost 100,000 records.
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The Association of Financial Users (Asufin) has called for "concrete and more effective measures" from financial institutions, telecommunications operators and public administrations in the face of the increase in cyberstafas, after data from the National Institute of Cybersecurity (Incipe) revealed that citizen consultations for digital fraud doubled in the first half of the year to almost 100,000 records.