Defend yourself against scammers by learning to recognize red flags.
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Fraud Protection
Attempts to steal your money and information are getting more sophisticated by the day. These resources can help ensure you know how to keep yourself and your loved ones safe.
Peer-to-peer payment apps are convenient, but they aren’t without pitfalls. Learn about potential problems before you hit “Send.”
11 must have digital citizenship skills. Know how to be responsible online: browsing, cyberbullying, privacy, copyrights, research, and more.
Stay alert against fraud and stay ahead of scammers and thieves.
Phishing is a type of scam where criminals impersonate a trustworthy entity in a message (email, text, call, etc.) to trick you into revealing sensitive information, allowing scammers to steal your funds or identity.
Test your cyber safety smarts with an interactive simulation designed for teens 13-18.
Learn the basics of cybersecurity to keep your personal and financial information safe online.
Ransomware can wreak havoc on anyone’s life, but the more it’s understood, the easier it is to prevent.
From freezing your credit to reviewing your statements, there are steps you can take if you fear your sensitive information has fallen into the wrong hands.
When we think of retired life, we often picture days spent golfing, travelling, or relaxing with family or friends. What we don’t picture, is the many financial dangers older adults face.
Experience first-hand how to stay secure on the internet—ideal for ages 9-15.
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Use this tool to quickly check if a suspicious message could be a scam.
Protect kids from online threats by teaching them internet safety rules on cyberbullying, scams, personal info, & online predators.
Make a plan for what to do when you’re contacted by a debt collector.
Seniors are aggressively targeted by scammers. Learn the red flags to watch out for and common scams that could be attempted on you or someone you love.
