Sabric ceo kalyani pillay
[LISTEN] Protect your money during festive season
Sabric CEO Kalyani Pillay says bankers must safeguard their confidential information as much as possible and do not allow strangers to assist them.
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Sabric alarmed by rising levels of cash-in-transit heists
Two vans transporting money were bombed in separate incidents - one in Hartbeespoort and the other in Pretoria - just a few minutes apart.
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[LISTEN] How to protect yourself from identity theft
Identity theft, online scams and fraud are a growing problem in South Africa and Sabric has urged individuals to protect their personal information.
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'Highly organised syndicate behind OR Tambo heist'
The South African Banking Risk Information Centre says the currency heist was carried out using accurate information.
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Sabric warns of rise in ATM card fraud
‘Card swopping’ is the most common form of this type of fraud, where suspects target ATM users
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[LISTEN] Love hurts: More South Africans falling victim to online dating scams
Sabric CEO Kalyani Pillay spoke to the Night Talk's Gugu Mhlungu and Sizwe Dhlomo about an increase in online dating scams in SA.
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Sabric: R40 million lost due to ATM robberies
The organisation says criminals are now using advanced methods in ATM attacks.
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Major increase in ATM bombings in the Western Cape
There have been five ATM bombings in Cape Town so far this year.
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Sabric warns of fraud syndicate
Sabric says people are being duped by an old email scam that’s now resurfaced.
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Bank customer robberies increase
New statistics reveal a 33 percent increase in bank customers being robbed.
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'Criminals can cause financial mayhem'
With tech advances, it is becoming difficult to keep personal info away from criminals.
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'Personal info theft is a global issue'
A businessman revealed how his bank statements were sold off allegedly by bank employees.
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Shoppers urged to protect pin codes
Sabric's Kalyani Pillay says a man was arrested for using a cloned card in Cape Town.
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Sabric tells bank users to be vigilant
Bank users have been urged to be vigilant this festive season as criminal activity increases.
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'Syndicate behind ATM bombings'
SA Banking Risk Information Centre says a syndicate is behind ATM bombings in CPT.
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Banks to educate people on credit card fraud
Consumers have been warned to exercise caution as credit card fraud is increasing in the Western Cape.
