Protecting yourself online
In our digital world, staying a step ahead of cybercriminals can feel like an ongoing battle. But with this online course, you can arm yourself with some tips to help spot scams and keep your info safe.
Tags: Asset protection, Fraud protection, Scams, Security
Published: November 25, 2019
Computers and smartphones are gateways to a world of information, entertainment and services. Unfortunately, they can also open the door to criminals who want to gain access to your personal and financial information for fraudulent purposes.
Complete this online course to learn about how to watch for online security threats, and what steps you can take to help keep your information safe -- while holiday shopping, and all year long.
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Cybercrime can affect anyone. And in this lesson, we'll share strategies that may help you better protect yourself online-- from tips for spotting potential online financial scams to strategies for cleaning up your digital footprint. And we'll also show you what to do if you're involved in a scam to help you move forward in a secure way. Learn more by taking this lesson.
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