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SUMMARY:World Password Day 2026
DESCRIPTION:May 7th is World Password Day!\nWorld Password Day occurs on the first Thursday in May each year. It’s a day dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of password security and promoting good password practices to enhance your online security. Organizations and individuals worldwide use this day to educate people about the risks of weak passwords\, encourage the use of strong and unique passwords\, and provide tips for creating and managing passwords securely. The aim is to help people better protect their online accounts and personal information from cyber threats such as hacking\, identity theft\, and data breaches.  \nHow confident are you in your passwords? With passwords being your first line of defense\, they should be as secure as possible! We have multiple helpful resources on password management! Check them out and empower yourself this World Password Day! \nKnowledgeFlow Password Resources\nPassword Managers: What They Are\, Things To Consider\, And How To Use | KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation \nPassword Best Practices | KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation \nSafer Password Managers | KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation \nPassword Management: How To Keep Your Devices And Accounts Secure | KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation \nHow To Pick A Password Manager | KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation \nDevice Security: 6 Steps To Secure Your Phone\, Tablet Or Computer | KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation \n\n\n\n\n	\n	\n        \n    \n    \n        \n        \n        \n        \n        \n    \n\n\n\n\n		Search\n		\n		Search\n		\n				Search\n				\n				\n			Clear	\n		Reset Filters\n	Reset	Filter by Topic\n		\n		Filter by Topic\n		Filter by TopicNoneOnline Privacy and Security	\n		Filter by Type\n		\n		Filter by Type\n		Filter by TypeNoneTip Sheets	\n	\n	\n	\n	\n		\n			Two-factor Authentication: What it is and How it keeps your accounts secureTwo-factor Authentication: Cybersafety Tipsheet This tip sheet explains Two-factor Authentication and how it keeps your accounts secure. By requiring a second verification step\, 2FA makes it harder for hackers to… View Resource
URL:https://knowledgeflow.org/event/world-password-day-2026/
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SUMMARY:Amica Unionville - Essential Cybersafety Awareness for Seniors
DESCRIPTION:Essential Cybersafety Awareness for Seniors\nThis one-hour session is a practical workshop designed to help you recognize\, avoid\, and respond to today’s most common and costly scams. Rather than focusing on fear or technical jargon\, we will explain how scams actually work\, why they are effective\, and what you can do immediately to protect yourself and loved ones. \nParticipants will learn: \n\nWhy scams target seniors and why anyone can be affected\nHow scams are delivered through phone calls\, emails\, text messages\, fake websites\, ads\, and QR codes\nThe most common red flags used by scammers\, including urgency\, impersonation\, payment requests\, and requests for personal information\nHow to spot deceptive tactics such as caller ID spoofing\, fake email senders\, look-alike websites\, malicious links\, attachments\, pop-ups\, and remote access scams\nWhat to do in high-risk situations such as bank impersonation calls and the Grandparent Scam\n\nYou will leave the session better equipped to recognize scams across multiple channels with practical strategies you can use immediately to reduce the risk of financial loss\, identity theft\, and ongoing victimization. To support continued learning beyond the session\, participants are guided to KnowledgeFlow’s free online courses offering practical\, hands-on activities that reinforce scam awareness and safe online decision-making. \nRegistration Details\nTo register\, contact Amica. \n\nEvent Survey\nThank you for attending our presentation. Please take a moment to to complete the survey with some feedback on the event. Thank you. \nComplete Survey \nParticipant Materials\nThank you for attending and completing the survey. To download the presentation slides\, click on the button below. \nThe link to download materials will be active on the day of the event.
URL:https://knowledgeflow.org/event/amica-unionville-essential-cybersafety-awareness-for-seniors/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260510
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SUMMARY:Victims and Survivors of Crime Week 2026
DESCRIPTION:Victims and Survivors of Crime Week 2026\nVictims and Survivors of Crime Week is observed annually in Canada and\, in 2025\, takes place from May 10 to 16. This important week is dedicated to raising awareness about the challenges faced by victims and survivors of crime\, and to highlighting the services\, support systems\, and legal measures available to assist them and their families. Launched by the Government of Canada and supported by various organizations nationwide\, the week underscores a recurring theme: “The Power of Collaboration.” \nThroughout Victims and Survivors of Crime Week\, events\, both virtual and in-person\, are organized by government agencies\, nonprofits\, and community groups to share stories\, promote dialogue\, and foster collaboration between service providers and the public. These initiatives aim not only to recognize the resilience of survivors but also to build a more informed and supportive society. \nFor cybersecurity professionals\, this week also presents a timely opportunity to reflect on how digital crime affects victims and what role the tech community plays in prevention\, protection\, and recovery. Whether it’s fraud\, identity theft\, or sextortion\, the technological advancements have created new instances for victimization\, making cybersecurity an essential part of victim support. \nKnowledgeFlow\nAt KnowledgeFlow\, we’re committed to helping communities build resilience against cybercrime through education and awareness. Our Cybersafety Awareness for Public Educators (CAPE) course offers practical tools for victim services staff\, educators\, and community leaders to integrate cyber safety into their work. From real-world case studies to ready-to-use workshop materials\, CAPE is designed to be hands-on\, accessible\, and impactful. \nWe’re also addressing urgent digital threats like sextortion\, offering clear guidance on how to respond\, what to document\, how to report incidents\, and where to find support. \nOur Guide to Digital Self-Defense is another essential resource\, equipping individuals and organizations with the knowledge needed to recognize and respond to tech abuse\, including cyberstalking\, online harassment\, and digital exploitation. \nLet’s use this week to deepen our understanding\, expand our toolkits\, and commit to safer\, more supportive digital communities for everyone. \n🔗 Extra Resources For Victim Services staff and volunteers:\nBelow\, you’ll find helpful resources and courses designed to support cybercrime prevention in your community\, along with guidance on where to turn if you or someone you know is experiencing cybercrime. \n\nSign Up for CAPE | Cybersafety Academy\nMore Information on CAPE: Cybersafety Awareness For Public Educators | KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation\nGuide to Digital Self Defense\nSupporting a Victim of Sextortion\n\nFor staff and volunteers: To be included in our steering committee on creating additional resources for victim services\, sign up through contact@knowledgeflow.org \nWe hope everyone takes time to reflect during Victims and Survivors of Crime Week 2026. Let’s work together to ensure our digital spaces are safe\, supportive\, and secure for all.
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SUMMARY:Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2026
DESCRIPTION:Global Accessibility Awareness Day\nGlobal Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) is observed each year on the third Thursday of May to highlight the importance of digital access and inclusion for people with disabilities. The day is dedicated to increasing understanding of the barriers many individuals face online and encouraging more inclusive design practices. \nGAAD focuses on raising awareness for the estimated 1.3 billion people worldwide who live with disabilities by promoting conversations\, learning\, and action around accessibility. It encourages individuals\, organizations\, and communities to reflect on how digital spaces can be made more welcoming and usable for everyone. \nDigital accessibility means designing websites\, apps\, and online tools so they can be accessed by people with a wide range of abilities. This includes ensuring content is easy to perceive\, navigate\, understand\, and use with assistive technologies. GAAD reminds us to build digital environments where all users can participate fully and independently. \nAccessibility in Action at KnowledgeFlow\nAt KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation\, accessibility is a core part of our vision for an #UnHackable Canada. Digital safety education is only effective if people can truly access\, understand\, and use it. That means designing our resources so they are clear\, readable\, and usable for everyone. \nWe intentionally create materials with readable fonts\, and strong colour contrast to ensure our content is easy to read and digest. Where possible\, we include text-to-speech compatibility and flexible formats so participants can learn in the way that works best for them. \nOur commitment to accessibility reflects our mission to make cybersafety a universal right\, not a privilege. By removing barriers to understanding\, we ensure seniors\, BIPOC youth\, new Canadians\, and people with disabilities can confidently build digital skills\, recognize misinformation\, and protect themselves online. \nVisit our ‘About Us’ page to learn more about our mission and values. \nResources for Teachers on Creating Accessible Content for Students \nThese materials will be available as part of the Professional Development (PD) Day content. The resources will be accessible in advance of the live session. For more information and to register for the PD Day\, please visit the registration page. \nRegister Today
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