Email Threat Recognition
Spot suspicious sender addresses, generic greetings, urgent language, and poor grammar. Learn the telltale signs of phishing emails before clicking.
Phishing Scam Prevention
Key Features
What We Offer
Comprehensive tech support services designed to solve your technology challenges quickly and efficiently.
Fake Website Detection
Inspect links and URLs to verify legitimacy before entering credentials. Check for secure padlock, verify domain names, and spot fake login pages.
Common Scam Examples
Review real-world phishing attacks including fake security alerts, bogus invoices, and prize notifications. Learn what scammers actually send.
Strong Password Creation
Create unique, complex passwords for every account. Learn password manager tools and techniques to secure all your online accounts.
Two-Factor Authentication
Enable 2FA on all important accounts for an extra layer of security. Understand how authentication apps and SMS codes protect your accounts.
Safe Browsing Habits
Understand what information to never share online. Learn to verify websites, avoid suspicious downloads, and protect personal data.
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In today’s digital world, phishing is one of the most common and dangerous threats to your online security. Scammers use sophisticated, deceptive emails and websites to trick you into revealing sensitive information like passwords, credit card numbers, and bank account details. A single mistake can lead to identity theft and financial loss.
Our Phishing Scam Prevention service is designed to empower you with the knowledge and skills to recognize and defeat these attacks.
What You Will Learn
We offer personalized training sessions for individuals and groups that turn you into a human firewall. Our training is practical, easy to understand, and covers the essential tactics scammers use.
- Recognizing Malicious Emails: Learn to spot the tell-tale signs of a phishing email, such as suspicious sender addresses, generic greetings, urgent or threatening language, and poor grammar.
- Identifying Fake Websites: We’ll teach you how to inspect website links and URLs to ensure you’re on a legitimate site before you enter any login credentials. You’ll learn to look for the secure padlock and verify domain names.
- Understanding Common Scams: We’ll review real-world examples of common phishing attacks, including fake security alerts, bogus invoices, and prize-winning notifications, so you know what to look out for.
- Best Practices for Online Safety: Beyond just phishing, we’ll cover essential security habits like creating strong, unique passwords, enabling two-factor authentication (2FA), and understanding the information you should never share online.
Knowledge is your best defense against online fraud. Equip yourself with the skills to browse the internet with confidence.
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Pricing
Service Pricing
Transparent, competitive rates with no hidden fees—choose the plan that fits your needs
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Individual Training
$ 75
Per Service
One-on-one phishing scam prevention training for individuals.
Group Training
$ Custom
Training sessions for businesses or organizations on how to avoid phishing scams.
Ongoing Support
$ 50
Monthly
Continuous support to help you stay protected from phishing scams and online fraud.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about this service.
What is phishing?
Understanding cyber threats
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Phishing is a type of cyber attack where scammers attempt to trick you into revealing sensitive personal information, such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details, by disguising themselves as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication, like an email or text message.
I received a suspicious email. What should I do?
How to handle suspicious emails
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Do not click any links, download any attachments, or reply to the email. The safest action is to delete it immediately. If the email claims to be from a company you do business with, contact them directly through their official website or phone number to verify the communication.
What is included in your phishing prevention training?
Individual and group sessions available
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Our training covers how to identify common phishing tactics, recognize fake websites and malicious links, understand the risks of sharing information online, and best practices for creating strong passwords and securing your accounts. We offer sessions for both individuals and groups.
How can I tell if a website is fake?
Spotting fraudulent websites
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Check the URL in the address bar carefully for misspellings or unusual domain names. Secure websites should start with 'https' and have a padlock icon. Be wary of sites with poor design, grammar mistakes, or pop-ups that ask for personal information immediately.