Staying Connected & Secure
This nine-part cybersecurity informational video series is designed to help our community learn essential online safety practices. With a particular focus on supporting older adults, these videos provide easy-to-follow guidance on topics like:
- Identifying scams
- Protecting personal information
- Creating strong passwords
- Safely using technology in everyday life
It is SourcePoint’s goal to empower older adults with the knowledge and confidence to navigate the digital world more securely. Thanks to the Healthy Aging Grant and our partnership with Clark Schaefer, we’ve developed these valuable educational resources for our community.
Staying connected with family, friends, and the world online shouldn’t come with constant worry. Welcome to the first video in our Connected & Secure series. (4 min, 57 sec)
Have you ever received a suspicious email, a strange phone call, or a pop-up claiming your computer is infected? You are not alone! (11 min, 52 sec)
Malware can sound like a scary, highly technical term, but protecting your devices is easier than you might think. (5 min, 29 sec)
We all know the struggle of remembering dozens of passwords, but they are the keys to your digital life.(4 min, 19 sec)
The internet is an incredible resource for learning, connecting, and exploring, but it is important to know how to use it safely. (4 min, 40 sec)
Connecting to Wi-Fi is something we do every day, but not all networks are created equal. (5 min, 02 sec)
In the digital world, your personal information is one of your most valuable assets. (3 min, 50 sec)
This video guides you through managing privacy settings on social media and daily apps (4 min, 34 sec)
Being thoughtful about what you post and who you share it with is a big part of having a safe and positive online experience. (3 min, 45 sec)
Cybersecurity Training Disclaimer
The cybersecurity training videos and materials provided by SourcePoint are intended to offer general information and guidance. While we make every effort to provide helpful and accurate information, cybersecurity threats and best practices are always changing, and we cannot guarantee that all information will be complete or up to date.
These materials are provided “as is,” without warranties of any kind, and SourcePoint cannot guarantee specific results from using this information. Any actions you take based on this content are your own choice and responsibility. This information is not intended to replace advice from a cybersecurity, legal, or other professional who understands your specific situation.
We encourage you to seek professional guidance before making decisions that may affect your personal or organizational systems or data. To the fullest extent permitted by law, SourcePoint is not responsible for any damages or losses that may result from the use of this information.
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