A scam is a deceptive scheme designed to defraud individuals or organisations by gaining their trust and manipulating them into sharing sensitive information, transferring money, or providing access to valuable assets. Scammers exploit human vulnerabilities, such as trust, fear, or urgency, to achieve their objectives.
Companies and organisations looking to train employees on identifying and avoiding scams, including phishing and financial fraud.
Local councils, Indigenous communities, elders and nonprofit organisations seeking to educate members on common scams.
Schools and universities wanting to raise scam awareness among students, faculty, and staff.
Gain a clear understanding of what phishing is, its various forms (email, spear phishing, smishing, etc.), and how these attacks exploit human vulnerabilities rather than technical flaws.
Learn to identify the subtle red flags in phishing emails, messages, and websites, such as suspicious links, fake email addresses, and urgent requests for sensitive information.
Discover practical steps to handle phishing attempts safely, including how to report scams, avoid engaging with fraudulent communication, and protect sensitive data.
Understand how proactive measures—like implementing phishing simulations, employee training, and clear cybersecurity policies—can fortify your organization against phishing threats.
As financial scams surge globally, this is the heartbreaking story of how a retiree in Hong Kong was deceived by a sophisticated cryptocurrency scam, leading to the devastating loss of his entire life savings.
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