What can you do to protect your data from the real and growing threat of cyber crime?

1. Wash your hands Have a cell phone
These are just a few of the proactive extra steps you take to
safeguard the things that are important to you.
Select Paychex’ highest level of security, LEVEL 3 – one-time passcodes!
Create stronger passwords that do NOT include actual personal information
(in whole or in part) like your name, address, birthday, family or pet names,
or other information readily available on social media sites.
If an email looks suspicious, do NOT open attachments or click links –
delete the message immediately.
File tax information early – sending W-2 data early helps combat
fraudulent tax refund requests and identity theft.
Tax fraud questions? Contact the Paychex fraud center at
844-779-2935 or fraud@paychex.com.
Wear a seatbeltLock your doors
Data Security
Carry insurance
Wear a helmet
Own smoke alarms
SECURITY STARTS AT YOUR VIRTUAL DOORSTEP!
Use Sunscreen
Paychex offers one-time
passcodes, supports states’ efforts in
early tax data-filing, and is collaborating
with the IRS on a pilot program to help
prevent tax fraud.
The forgoing is provided for informational purposes only and is believed to be accurate at the time of its release. ©2016 Paychex, Inc. All rights reserved.
Take precautions
with the sensitive
information on your
computer and your
online accounts.
Sources: FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center, US Department of Justice - Statista 2015
Amount of monetary damage caused by reported cyber crime to the
FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center from 2001 to 2014 (in million U.S. dollars)