Social Insurance warns of fraud attempts, urges data protection
Saudi Arabia’s General Organization for Social Insurance has warned beneficiaries against fraudsters posing as employees and urged them not to share personal data.
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AIThe General Organization for Social Insurance has warned of fraud attempts and impersonation of its employees, urging beneficiaries not to share their personal or banking information with unknown parties or individuals.
In a post on its official account on the X platform, the organization stressed that its employees do not request any personal or banking information from beneficiaries over the phone, including passwords or access codes for the Nafath platform.
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The organization clarified that communication with beneficiaries is conducted only through its official number, emphasizing that Social Insurance employees will never ask for bank account details, personal information, or the Nafath access code.
The organization called on beneficiaries to remain vigilant and not respond to any suspicious requests seeking their data, highlighting the importance of being aware of fraud tactics to protect personal and financial information from misuse.