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SUMMARY:Staying Safe Online: A Cybersafety Workshop for Seniors
DESCRIPTION:Staying safe online for seniors is more important than ever in today’s digital world. While the internet brings convenience\, connection\, and access\, it also comes with real risks; from scams and fraud to privacy breaches and unsafe browsing habits. This in-person workshop series is designed especially for older adults who want to better understand how to protect themselves online. \nDelivered by the KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation\, in collaboration with Community Development Council Durham (CDCD)\, this free workshop is part of Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2025 and will give seniors the tools they need to stay safe and secure in a connected world. \nThis engaging and supportive series will help you recognize online threats\, protect your personal information\, and avoid common scams whether you’re shopping online\, using email\, or connecting with friends on social media. \nOnline Safety for Everyday Life\nThis session focuses on the most common digital threats facing seniors today; from scam emails and fake messages to unsafe banking habits and weak passwords. Participants will learn how to spot fraud\, shop and bank safely online\, and protect their devices from everyday risks. These essential skills build a strong foundation for safe digital living. \n\nRecognizing scams\, frauds\, and fake messages\nSafer online shopping and banking habits\nUnderstanding passwords\, passphrases\, and multi-factor authentication\nHow to protect your devices from common threats\n\nIf you ever encounter fraud\, report it to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre \nStaying Safe Online in a Digital World\nAs more of our lives move online\, staying safe online\, and understanding how to protect personal privacy is more important than ever. In this session\, participants will explore how to use social media wisely\, secure their online accounts\, and find trusted support when they need it. It’s about building confidence and control in a connected world. During this workshop\, you will also learn how to: \n\nProtect your personal privacy online\nUse social media with confidence and caution\nKeep your accounts secure and your information private\nFind trustworthy support and free resources\n\nFor more cybersafety advice for seniors\, check out our Seniors Cybersafety Checklist. \nRegister Today!\n \nJoin us for this in-person workshop designed to help you stay safer online. You’ll walk away with practical tips\, real-world examples\, and printed take-home materials to support your digital safety. \nTo register\, contact Sharmeen Akhtar at 905-686-2661 x231\, or email sakhtar@cdcd.org. \nThis session is presented in collaboration with the Community Development Council Durham (CDCD) in recognition of Cybersafety Awareness Month.
URL:https://knowledgeflow.org/event/staying-safe-online-for-seniors-2/
LOCATION:458 Fairall Street\, Unit 4\, Ajax On. L1S 1R6\, Community Development Council Durham\, Ajax\, Ontario\, L1S 1R6\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Staying Safe Online: A Cybersafety Workshop for Seniors
DESCRIPTION:Staying safe online for seniors is more important than ever in today’s digital world. While the internet brings convenience\, connection\, and access\, it also comes with real risks; from scams and fraud to privacy breaches and unsafe browsing habits. This in-person workshop series is designed especially for older adults who want to better understand how to protect themselves online. \nDelivered by the KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation\, in collaboration with Community Development Council Durham (CDCD)\, this free workshop is part of Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2025 and will give seniors the tools they need to stay safe and secure in a connected world. \nThis engaging and supportive series will help you recognize online threats\, protect your personal information\, and avoid common scams whether you’re shopping online\, using email\, or connecting with friends on social media. \nOnline Safety for Everyday Life\nThis session focuses on the most common digital threats facing seniors today; from scam emails and fake messages to unsafe banking habits and weak passwords. Participants will learn how to spot fraud\, shop and bank safely online\, and protect their devices from everyday risks. These essential skills build a strong foundation for safe digital living. \n\nRecognizing scams\, frauds\, and fake messages\nSafer online shopping and banking habits\nUnderstanding passwords\, passphrases\, and multi-factor authentication\nHow to protect your devices from common threats\n\nIf you ever encounter fraud\, report it to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre \nProtecting Your Privacy in a Digital World\nAs more of our lives move online\, understanding how to protect personal privacy is more important than ever. In this session\, participants will explore how to use social media wisely\, secure their online accounts\, and find trusted support when they need it. It’s about building confidence and control in a connected world. During this workshop\, you will also learn how to: \n\nProtect your personal privacy online\nUse social media with confidence and caution\nKeep your accounts secure and your information private\nFind trustworthy support and free resources\n\nFor more cybersafety advice for seniors\, check out our Seniors Cybersafety Checklist.
URL:https://knowledgeflow.org/event/staying-safe-online-for-seniors/
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SUMMARY:Staying Safe Online: A Cybersafety Workshop for Seniors
DESCRIPTION:Staying safe online for seniors is more important than ever in today’s digital world. While the internet brings convenience\, connection\, and access\, it also comes with real risks; from scams and fraud to privacy breaches and unsafe browsing habits. This in-person workshop series is designed especially for older adults who want to better understand how to protect themselves online. \nDelivered by the KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation\, in collaboration with Community Development Council Durham (CDCD)\, this free workshop is part of Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2025 and will give seniors the tools they need to stay safe and secure in a connected world. \nThis engaging and supportive series will help you recognize online threats\, protect your personal information\, and avoid common scams whether you’re shopping online\, using email\, or connecting with friends on social media. \nOnline Safety for Everyday Life\nThis session focuses on the most common digital threats facing seniors today; from scam emails and fake messages to unsafe banking habits and weak passwords. Participants will learn how to spot fraud\, shop and bank safely online\, and protect their devices from everyday risks. These essential skills build a strong foundation for safe digital living. \n\nRecognizing scams\, frauds\, and fake messages\nSafer online shopping and banking habits\nUnderstanding passwords\, passphrases\, and multi-factor authentication\nHow to protect your devices from common threats\n\nIf you ever encounter fraud\, report it to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre \nProtecting Your Privacy in a Digital World\nAs more of our lives move online\, understanding how to protect personal privacy is more important than ever. In this session\, participants will explore how to use social media wisely\, secure their online accounts\, and find trusted support when they need it. It’s about building confidence and control in a connected world. During this workshop\, you will also learn how to: \n\nProtect your personal privacy online\nUse social media with confidence and caution\nKeep your accounts secure and your information private\nFind trustworthy support and free resources\n\nFor more cybersafety advice for seniors\, check out our Seniors Cybersafety Checklist.
URL:https://knowledgeflow.org/event/staying-safe-online-for-seniors-3/
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SUMMARY:Cybersafety for Volunteers: Helping Others Stay Safe Online
DESCRIPTION:Whether you’re helping a newcomer navigate an online form\, assisting with a phone or laptop\, or answering questions about online risks\, your volunteer role has the power to make a meaningful impact. This Cybersafety for Volunteers workshop is designed specifically for CDCD volunteers who want to build confidence and be better prepared to support others in the digital world. \nLed by the KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation\, this session builds on our July training and gives you the tools to integrate cybersafety into your everyday volunteer interactions. You don’t need to be a tech expert—just someone who wants to help others stay safe online. \nWhat You’ll Learn to Empower Others with Safe Digital Skills\nThis interactive session will help you understand how to: \n\nIncorporate cybersafety advice naturally when helping clients or community members\nUse simple language and clear examples to explain key online safety concepts\nIdentify important topics like strong passwords\, safe browsing\, and recognizing scams\nKnow when to escalate or refer someone for additional digital safety help\nAccess and share free\, trusted cybersafety resources tailored for community support\n\nEverything is explained in plain language\, with real-world examples that reflect the types of support volunteers offer every day. \nTo learn more about how to be cybersafe with real life scenarios\, register for our free Cybersafety for Public Educators course. \nGet Ready to Be a Digital Safety Advocate\nAs a CDCD volunteer\, you’re often one of the first points of contact for someone learning to use digital tools. Whether you’re troubleshooting a device or guiding someone through an online form\, you have a unique opportunity to support their online safety in meaningful ways. \nLearning cybersafety for volunteers empowers you to build trust and confidence with the individuals you assist\, while ensuring the guidance you provide is both safe and accurate. It helps you avoid unintentionally giving unsafe advice and positions you as a digital safety advocate within your community. By developing these skills\, you contribute to a stronger\, more informed\, and more secure digital environment for everyone. \nIf you aren’t a current volunteer at CDCD\, you can apply to be a volunteer. \nRegister Today!\nJoin us for this in-person workshop designed to help you stay safer online. You’ll walk away with practical tips\, real-world examples\, and printed take-home materials to support your digital safety. \nTo register\, contact Sharmeen Akhtar at 905-686-2661 x231\, or email sakhtar@cdcd.org. \nThis session is presented in collaboration with the Community Development Council Durham (CDCD) in recognition of Cybersafety Awareness Month.
URL:https://knowledgeflow.org/event/cybersafety-for-volunteers/
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