People represent the biggest security vulnerability

Technology makes cashless payments safer than ever before. Scammers know this too. That’s why they rely on social engineering. By skilfully manipulating their victims, they gain access to confidential account and card details. People therefore become the main target.

13.10.2026 –

In the video, Santosh Ritter, Country Manager Switzerland & Liechtenstein at Visa, explains why raising awareness plays a key role and why Visa actively supports Card Security’s prevention campaign.

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