Canada’s First #UnHackable Community
Funded in part by the Safer and Vital Communities Grant, Project KnowledgeShare forms a new community partnership between Durham Regional Police, Victim Services of Durham Region, The Town of Ajax, and KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation.
Protect, Detect, Correct
All KnowledgeShare resources focus on the perpetual cycle of cyber-situational awareness. By protecting accounts and devices, cybercrime can be avoided at the outset. By detecting fraud attempts as they occur, cybercrime victimization can be stopped in its tracks. Knowing how to correct or respond when fraud occurs, minimizes damage, losses, and prevents revictimization.
Project Activities
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Online Portal of Resources
An online repository of educational materials will be created. Topics will include fraud prevention, detection and response.
Community Group Training
KnowledgeShare will create training to be integrated into programming and to train staff and volunteers.
Media Campaign
A print and social media campaign for residents designed to drive awareness and increase reporting of crimes.
Community Events
Both virtual and in-person events will be held. These may be in conjunction with community meetings or project specific events.
Project Resources
Digital Estate Planning: How To Plan for The Unexpected
Learn digital estate planning tips to protect your digital accounts and assets in case you can no longer manage them.
Password Managers: What they are, Things to consider, and How to use
A password manager generates and stores secure passwords for you! Check out our Password Manager resource to learn: What is a password manager? Things to consider when choosing a password…
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The “Help Me Set Up A New Account” Scam
The “Help Me Set Up A New Account” Scam: Protect Yourself Scammers are using compromised social media accounts to impersonate your friends and ask for help “setting up their new…
View ResourceWhat Are QR Codes? How To Use Them Safely And Avoid Scams
What Are QR Codes? Quick Response (QR) codes are white squares with unique black markings that can be read by a digital device (usually a smartphone) using the camera lens,…
View ResourceDomain Spoofing
Can you spot the scam? Can you spot the fraudulent URL? Cybercriminals hope not! Unlike a typo, homograph (or homoglyph) domain spoofing is nearly impossible to notice with the naked…
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What’s The Harm?
You know you shouldn’t do it, but do you know WHY you shouldn’t? In this interactive activity, adults and kids of all ages will review WHY some online actions are…
View ResourceThe SAFE Scan
the SAFE Scan: Your handy 4-step visual scan against Spam! Introducing the SAFE Scan: Your Handy 4-Step Visual Scan Against Spam! Spam isn’t just a nuisance, it’s a serious threat…
View ResourceKnowledgeFlow: About Us
About Us and Our Cybersafety Education Welcome to KnowledgeFlow, Canada’s only non-profit dedicated exclusively to cybersafety education and innovation. Our mission is to empower individuals and communities with cybersafety education…
View ResourceSynthetic Identity Theft
What is Synthetic Identity Theft? Scammers create fake identities and establish new credit accounts by combining stolen real identifying information with fake information; or using fake information such as fictional…
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The Guide to Understanding Technology in Human Trafficking
This guide explains what human trafficking is, the roles technology plays in both facilitating and preventing it, and the ongoing prevention and awareness efforts made by organizations. You’ll also learn…
View ResourceDigital Self Defense Guide: Cybersafety for Personal Safety
This comprehensive guide on cybersafety for personal safety helps individuals and organizations respond to instances of technology abuse. The types of abuse range from cyberstalking and harassment to financial exploitation….
View ResourceDigital Privacy and Security Complaints Reference Guide
This list is a useful resource for anyone in Canada who needs to report a privacy complaint, fraud, or scam. By reporting these types of incidents to the appropriate organizations,…
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