Digital Safety & Cyber Resilience

Scammers are inventing new ways to separate you from your money. Know what to look for to help protect yourself.

Your debit and credit cards are keys to your financial life. A few smart habits can make a difference.

What's your email password? How about your bank, social media and online retail passwords? If you know all of them, your accounts may be at risk.

Scams targeting older adults are becoming more common and more convincing. Picture this: you get a call from your grandson, the one who’s always off on adventures. He sounds frantic. He’s been arrested overseas and needs money urgently. He begs you not to tell anyone. What would you do?

Fraudsters take advantage of your trust by impersonating well-known brands. They pretend to be reputable organizations in emails, texts, and phone calls, hoping to trick you into handing over money or sensitive information.

Are you taking the right steps to secure your online accounts? Learn the most common ways passwords get stolen and what steps you can take to improve your online security.

See if you can tell which scenarios are safe and which are scams.