Island residents a target for online fraudsters
Cyber crime is being targeted by local banks to help keep their clients safe online.
A National Customers Service has been provided this week by banks across the Island, with hopes of educating local residents about cyber fraud.
More than 220 people are targeted by scammers each year, with some losing more than £30,000.
Cyber Inspector Gavin Callow, says the scheme is designed to "help get the message out":
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