Simple steps to stay safe online and protect what matters most
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We turn cybersecurity into simple, doable steps for everyday life, especially for older adults. Learn to spot scams, use strong passwords and 2FA, secure your home Wi‑Fi, and keep your devices up to date.
Access detailed guides and presentations covering all aspects of online safety, from recognizing scams to securing your devices and networks.
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Fraud targeting older adults has surged in recent years, with billions lost annually. Scammers exploit urgency, trust, and fast-changing technology.
This section covers the scale of the problem, why seniors are targeted, and the real-world impact on finances and wellbeing.
Spot the red flags across phishing, tech-support, government impostors, romance, sweepstakes, and grandparent scams.
Learn practical ways to verify before you trust and report attempts safely.
Simple, high-impact habits reduce risk: pause-and-verify, limit oversharing, use official channels, and document/report suspicious activity.
Use our checklist to build lasting cyber habits.
Updates fix security flaws. Turn on automatic updates for your computer and phone, restart occasionally, and keep apps current to stay ahead of threats.
Strong, unique passwords + two-factor authentication block most account takeovers.
Learn passphrases, password managers, and how to handle verification codes safely.
Use privacy settings, think before you post, and accept friend requests only from people you know.
Keep accounts locked down with strong passwords and 2FA.
Secure your home network: change default router logins, use WPA2/WPA3, set a strong Wi‑Fi password, update router firmware, and consider a guest network for visitors.
Protect your devices from malware and viruses with reliable security software.
Keep it updated and running to detect and block threats before they can harm your system.
A quick recap of the essential habits that make you resilient online, share these with friends and neighbors.