Spot scams and phishing
Learn how fake emails, texts, login pages, and urgent messages trick people — and how to verify before clicking.
Workshop experience
What a session can include
Instead of overwhelming visitors with a long list of topics, this section shows the teaching style: practical examples, safe activities, discussion, and beginner-friendly demos.
Protect accounts and privacy
Practice safer password habits, multi-factor authentication, social media privacy, and digital footprint awareness.
Learn through scenarios
Use realistic stories, group discussion, myth-busting, and community examples instead of technical lectures.
See safe demos
Beginner-friendly defensive demonstrations show how attackers think without teaching harmful exploitation.
Interactive teaching preview
Try a simple Spot-the-Phish example
This is the type of low-pressure activity used in workshops to help participants recognize red flags.
Choose one answer.