Seniors Digital Literacy

Whether it’s phishing, malware or password attacks, older adults over 60 experience higher rates of cyber crime than any other age group. That’s why Seniors Digital Literacy is dedicated to reducing the disproportionate impact of digital crime, scams and financial fraud targeting older adults through education.

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Fraud Awareness

2 Lessons
- Phishing
  
  Trickery to get people to give personal information or install harmful programs on their device
- Scams, Identity Theft & Fraud
  
  This section will outline scams, identity theft & fraud and how to avoid becoming a victim.
Safe Online Banking

1 Lesson
- Online Banking & Financial Fraud
  
  Online Banking can provide you with an added layer of security. This section will help answer questions and concerns about online banking.
Digital Literacy - Resource Kits

1 Lesson
- Interacting with your Digital Services, Safely
  
  Nanton Quality of Life has composed a list of websites that contain tutorials, directions and troubleshooting information.
Accessing Government Forms

2 Lessons
- Accessing Government Services and Forms
  
  Most Government Services are now Online. It is important to know how to navigate government websites safely and protect your information.
- Be Scam Smart
  
  Most Government Services are now Online. It is important to know how to navigate government websites safely and protect your information.

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