If you suspect that fraud is being committed at UCSF either by an internal or external party:
- Tell your direct supervisor, unless you suspect they are involved
- Contact Audit & Advisory Services at [email protected]
- Contact the UC Whistleblower Hotline or call 1-800-403-4744 to report anonymously.
If you suspect that you have clicked on a link in a phishing e-mail or in some way compromised your work computer system contact the UCSF IT Service Desk immediately at 415-514-4100 or http://help.ucsf.edu.
If you suspect you have been a victim of identity theft:
- Contact the company with the problem account and let them know you are disputing the charges due to fraud, ask them to freeze the account
- File a report with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
- Contact your local police department and file a report
Additionally, consider the following if you have been a victim of identity theft:
- Check your other accounts and credit reports for other suspicious activity and/or accounts
- Sign up for a credit monitoring service
- Place a fraud alert on your credit reports
- Open new credit card and financial accounts
- Adjust your account settings by regularly changing passwords and requesting alerts for transactions over certain amounts
- Consider a credit freeze