Cybersecurity and Online Safety

Geographic Level: Country

Because in a world where your fridge can send you a phishing email (okay, maybe not yet), online safety isn’t just for the IT crowd—it’s everyone’s business.

Topics

How to Know If You've Been Hacked (3 discussions)
“It’s not always obvious… until it is.”
How to Spot a Scam (3 discussions)
“If it sounds too good to be true…”
Identity Theft: Prevention and Recovery (3 discussions)
“It’s not just credit cards anymore.”
Keeping Your Devices Secure (3 discussions)
“Your phone knows more than your spouse.”
Building a Security Mindset (3 discussions)
“You don’t need to be a hacker to be safe.”
Phishing Emails and Fraud Texts (3 discussions)
“Not every ‘Canada Revenue’ email is legit.”
Protecting Your Personal Info Online (4 discussions)
“Your name, birthday, and favourite pet? That’s a file.”
Public Wi-Fi: Convenience or Risk? (3 discussions)
“That coffee shop signal might come with a side of spyware.”
Shame and Blame: When People Fall for Scams (2 discussions)
“You’re not stupid. You’re human.”
Strong Passwords and the Myth of “123456” (2 discussions)
“Yes, we’re talking to you, ‘password123’.”
Talking to Kids and Seniors About Online Safety (2 discussions)
“They’re curious—and often targeted.”
What Apps Know About You (2 discussions)
“It’s not paranoia if it’s in the terms and conditions.”