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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

Passwords and multi-factor authentication

Strong password habits, passphrases, password managers, and why multi-factor authentication stops most account takeovers.

  • Children and youth
  • Teens and students
  • Adults and professionals
  • Seniors and families
  • Community organisations

Scam and fraud prevention

Common scams including banking fraud, fake support calls, and urgent money requests, plus the verification steps that stop them.

  • Adults and professionals
  • Seniors and families
  • Community organisations

Social media privacy

Account privacy settings, oversharing risks, impersonation red flags, and habits for posting safely.

  • Children and youth
  • Teens and students

Digital footprint and OSINT safety

What information about you is publicly visible online, how people find it, and practical ways to reduce your exposure.

  • Teens and students
  • Adults and professionals

MythBusters: cybersecurity edition

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.

  • Teens and students
  • Adults and professionals
  • Seniors and families
  • Community organisations

Youth cyber safety

Games and activities covering digital kindness, safe usernames, cyberbullying awareness, and safe browsing.

  • Children and youth

Cybersecurity through stories

Realistic scenarios that make cyber risk concrete for people who find technical explanations off-putting.

  • Children and youth
  • Seniors and families
  • Community organisations

Ethical hacking basics

A beginner-friendly introduction to how defenders think, using safe and controlled examples only.

  • Teens and students
  • Adults and professionals

Live demo and mini CTF

Defensive demonstrations and puzzle-style challenges that teach security thinking without covering harmful techniques.

  • Teens and students
  • Adults and professionals

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