Phishing awareness
How fake emails, texts, and login pages trick people, and how to verify a message before clicking anything in it.
- Children and youth
- Teens and students
- Adults and professionals
- Seniors and families
- Community organisations
Workshops
Sessions are assembled from the subjects below. Most workshops combine two or three.
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How fake emails, texts, and login pages trick people, and how to verify a message before clicking anything in it.
Strong password habits, passphrases, password managers, and why multi-factor authentication stops most account takeovers.
Common scams including banking fraud, fake support calls, and urgent money requests, plus the verification steps that stop them.
Account privacy settings, oversharing risks, impersonation red flags, and habits for posting safely.
What information about you is publicly visible online, how people find it, and practical ways to reduce your exposure.
Takes apart the advice people already believe, such as "I'm too small to be targeted" or "antivirus is enough", and replaces it with what works.
Games and activities covering digital kindness, safe usernames, cyberbullying awareness, and safe browsing.
Realistic scenarios that make cyber risk concrete for people who find technical explanations off-putting.
A beginner-friendly introduction to how defenders think, using safe and controlled examples only.
Defensive demonstrations and puzzle-style challenges that teach security thinking without covering harmful techniques.
Tell me your audience and rough timing. I will reply with a plan for the session — there is no cost and nothing to sign.