Astana officials train utility workers to combat digital fraud risks
Astana officials train utility workers to combat digital fraud risks
Astana officials train utility workers to combat digital fraud risks
Officers from Astana’s Department of Economic Investigations recently met with employees of Astana Su Arnasy. The session aimed to raise awareness about financial and digital security threats. A total of 72 staff members from the utility provider attended the event. The meeting focused on the growing risk of fraud in the digital age. Representatives explained how scammers use deceptive tactics to steal personal data and access bank accounts. They also covered common financial scams, online fraud methods, and cybercrimes targeting individuals.
Employees received practical guidance on protecting their information. They were advised on recognising suspicious online activity and responding to potential threats. The session included a Q&A, where officers addressed specific concerns and handed out informational brochures. The outreach aimed to improve financial and digital literacy among the workforce. Employees left with clearer knowledge of modern fraud schemes and how to avoid them. The department plans to continue similar initiatives to strengthen public awareness.
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