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Cyber Security
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About the presenters
Scams are becoming more sophisticated and widespread, targeting people from all walks of life. This session will help you understand common scam types, recognise red flags and learn practical strategies to safeguard yourself and your community. Through real-world examples and prevention tips, you’ll gain the confidence to spot scams early, protect your information and support others who may be at risk.
This course is designed to teach participants:
- Understanding Scams: What they are, and their impact.
- Identifying Common Scam Types: A look at the deceptive landscape.
- Spotting Red Flags: Key indicators to watch out for.
- Protecting Yourself: Strategies for building your 'fortress' against fraud.
- Supporting Others: Being there for those who have fallen victim and engage with your service or organisation.
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Course resources will be available for 12 months from the date of enrolment, so please make sure you access what you need before the 12 months are up.
Before registering for an external course, check the price and review the provider’s terms and conditions.
These are a summary of key terms and conditions, available in full here.
The digital learning program is made possible by the work of Infoxchange and our generous supporters. You can help us expand the program and provide more of these valuable resources to the for-purpose sector by donating today.
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