🛡️ Cyber Safety for Seniors
Stay Safe • Stay Smart • Stay Connected

The internet makes it easy to stay connected with family, shop online, manage finances, and explore new interests. But today’s digital world also comes with risks that can feel confusing or overwhelming — especially for older adults.

Cyber Safety for Seniors is a friendly, beginner-focused course created specifically for adults age 50+ who want to use technology confidently and safely without needing any technical experience.

👥 Who This Course Is For

  • Seniors & retirees
  • Grandparents
  • Adults new to computers or smartphones
  • Anyone wanting more online confidence
  • Families helping loved ones stay safe

⚠️ Threats You’ll Learn to Avoid

  • Email & text scams
  • Phishing attacks
  • Identity theft
  • Fake tech support calls
  • Online shopping fraud
  • Malicious links & downloads
  • Social media impersonation
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WHY EVERY SENIOR NEEDS THIS COURSE

🔒 Why Seniors Are Often Targeted Online
Understanding the Risks is the First Step to Staying Safe

Senior citizens are one of the fastest-growing groups of internet users — connecting with family, shopping online, managing finances, and enjoying social media. Unfortunately, cybercriminals specifically target older adults because they may be less familiar with technology, naturally trusting, or unaware of modern online scams.

Knowing how these scams work makes it much easier to recognize warning signs and avoid becoming a victim. Below are the most common online threats seniors face today.

📧 Phishing Scams

Fake emails or text messages pretending to be from banks, delivery services, or government agencies trick seniors into clicking harmful links or sharing passwords and financial information. These messages often create urgency or fear to pressure quick action.

🖥️ Tech Support Scams

Fraudsters pose as computer technicians claiming a device has a virus. They may request remote access or demand payment for unnecessary “repairs,” giving them control of the victim’s computer and personal data.

🛒 Online Shopping Fraud

Fake websites and counterfeit stores offer deals that look too good to be true. Seniors may unknowingly provide credit card details and never receive the product — or worse, their financial information gets stolen.

❤️ Romance Scams

Criminals create fake profiles on social media or dating sites to build emotional trust. After forming a connection, they request money for emergencies, travel, or medical needs,

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  • Protect Predators from turn on webcams

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Here Is What You Will Learn

    1. A Walk Through The Course

    2. Medicare Fraud, Don't Give them A Chance

    3. Preventing Medicare Scams

    4. Watch For The Package On Your Door Step

    5. Tips On How To Protect Yourself

    6. Medicare Quiz

    1. Jamaican Lottery Scam

    2. An Example On How One Man Lost $25k In A Lottery Scam

    3. How It Works

    4. Lottery Quiz

    1. How To Avoid A Tech Support Scam

    2. FBI Destroys Tech Support Scammer's Call Center!

    3. Spotting and Avoiding Tech Support Scams

    4. What to Do If You Think There’s a Problem With Your Computer

    5. What to Do If You Were Scammed

    6. Reporting Tech Support Scams

    1. Example How It Works

    2. Investment Scams Targeting Seniors

    3. Beware the Free Lunch and Seminar

    4. Ponzi Schemes Targeting Seniors

    1. Example On How It Work

    2. Make Sure You Read The Contract

    3. Protect Yourself From Medical Alert Scams

    4. How does the scam work?

    5. How You Can Protect Yourself

    1. The One Ring Call Scam

    2. The Amazon Refund Scam

About this course

  • $25.00
  • 27 lessons
  • 1 hour of video content

Certificate Of Completion

Receive Your "Certificate Of Completion" At The End Of This Course.

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You will be directed to the registration page, but we do not ask for any personal information, and no one from the National Cyber Security Academy will contact you requesting sensitive details.

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