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The ABC's of Cyber Scams
Phishing? Ransomware? Social engineering?
Today’s digital dangers affect almost every individual across the globe; and yet, for most, putting a name to these threats can often prove challenging.
It’s no secret that knowledge is power, and the best way to protect yourself and your customers starts with education.
How cyber savvy are you?
Let’s start with some of the basics, like understanding your level of risk for identity theft and fraud. Being able to discern where/how risk can occur can significantly help you secure your personal information. Take the IDRiskIQ™ assessment to measure your risk level and get actionable guidance to help lower your chances of becoming a victim of these crimes.
Take the IDRiskIQ assessment
After you’ve knocked the assessment out of the way, scroll down to test your scam-spotting skills. Once you’re finished, share the quiz on social media with your friends and family. And be sure to check out the rest of the educational resources we’ve compiled for you, like shareable social graphics, scam facts, and much more.
Cybersecurity is a shared responsibility. Let’s all do our part be cyber smart this #FraudWeek and beyond.
Test your knowledge!
Can you spot the scam?
1. Take the quiz
2. Share the quiz on social media
3. Retake the quiz to improve your knowledge
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4. Become a scam-spotting pro!
Read our #BeCyberSmart blogs for tips to help protect you from becoming a victim of cyber scams and fraud.
Check back each week for a new blog post!
Identity Theft
(and Cybersecurity)
is Not A Joke, Jim!
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3 Ways to Help You & Your Community #BeCyberSmart
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A Cyber Hygiene Tip a Day to Keep the Hackers Away
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Test Your Knowledge! Can You Spot the Scam?
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The People Who Make Us #PeopleFirst
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Know the Scam Facts
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Lost money to imposter scams in 2020
Imposter scam victims in 2020
Federal Trade Commission, Consumer Sentinel Data Book 2020