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Reporting social engineering threats

If you have received a suspicious email (phishing), call (vishing) or text message (smishing) targeting you as a customer of Standard Chartered, or identified a suspicious social media account claiming to represent Standard Chartered, report it to us immediately by emailing phishing@sc.com.

In your report, please share as many details as you can to help us with our investigations e.g., sender details, attachments, screenshots and links.

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We take protecting your finances seriously. Standard Chartered’s Cyber Security Team is working continuously to keep the bank’s digital assets, your data and account information secure.

Standard Chartered does not have a bug bounty scheme. As such, Standard Chartered does not permit or encourage any of the following activities:

hacking, penetration testing or otherwise attempting to gain unauthorised access to any software or systems made available by Standard Chartered;
acting in violation of any applicable laws when using our systems;
attempting to gain unauthorised access or compromise any Standard Chartered information or data, including any customer data;
attempting to impair the operation of Standard Chartered software or systems.

Security vulnerabilities

If during the course of your legitimate and permitted use of Standard Chartered’s products or services you come across a potential security vulnerability, we would encourage you to make a voluntary disclosure of it by reporting it here: security@sc.com.

You should act in accordance with recognised responsible disclosure principles in so doing. This includes:

not seeking to exploit the potential security vulnerability;
safeguarding any Standard Chartered data (including customer data) that you have accessed, and telling us immediately of any such access;
not in any way publicising the potential vulnerability, without first discussing with Standard Chartered’s Cyber Security Team;
represent to anyone that your activities are in any way approved or endorsed by Standard Chartered.

In your email report, please state concisely the security vulnerability you have found, and include the following information:

the full technical details of the vulnerability;
any steps already taken (have you entered any personal details, for example?);
any objects (e.g. filters or entry fields) involved;
instructions on how to reproduce the identified risk (or a video / screenshot if possible);
risk or exploitability of the vulnerability (this will help us understand the impact more clearly and enable us to prioritise the fix).

A member of Standard Chartered’s Cyber Security Team will contact you and acknowledge receipt of your report.

Report fraud on your account

Call the number on the back of your bank card or statement for banking queries and to report fraud.

These contact numbers, can also also be found on our country websites. Find your local site here.

Report suspicious conduct – ‘Speaking Up’

Report a genuine concern about misconduct, including any breach of a legal obligation, breach of our Code of Conduct, fraud or financial crime through our whistleblowing service, ‘Speaking Up’.

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Standard Chartered PLC is incorporated in England with limited liability under company number 966425 and has its registered office at 1 Basinghall Avenue, London, EC2V 5DD. Standard Chartered Bank, an indirect subsidiary of Standard Chartered PLC, is incorporated in England with limited liability by Royal Charter 1853, under reference number ZC18. The principal office of Standard Chartered Bank in England is situated at 1 Basinghall Avenue, London, EC2V 5DD. In the United Kingdom, Standard Chartered Bank is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority.

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