Tenby Small Businesses Targeted by Scams: Police Offer Cyber Safety Advice
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- •Over 41% of UK small businesses have experienced fraud, averaging £4,000 in losses.
- •Common scams targeting small businesses include phishing, invoice fraud, and bank hacks.
- •Dyfed-Powys Police are actively educating local businesses on cyber safety and fraud prevention.
On June 22, 2026, police in Tenby provided cyber safety advice to local small business owners to combat scams and fraud. The initiative, led by Dyfed-Powys Police and cyber crime prevention staff, highlighted the vulnerability of small and medium-sized businesses to various scams. Research from Visa indicates that over 41% of UK small businesses have fallen victim to fraud, with average losses nearing £4,000. Common scams include billing and invoice fraud, phishing, and bank account hacks. Business owners were advised to understand their operations thoroughly and identify potential vulnerabilities. They were also encouraged to develop action plans for potential cyber attacks. The sessions aimed to enhance awareness and preparedness among local businesses.
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