Additional Resources
Build your security knowledge arsenal with the additional resources below.
Featured Resource – 9 ways to spot AI content online (Government of Canada's Get Cyber Safe)
The rise of images, videos and text created by artificial intelligence (AI) has aided scammers in creating more realistic communications. Visit the Government of Canada's Get Cyber Safe site to learn more about how to identify AI generated content.
Helpful Resources
For additional information on cybersecurity and fraud prevention best practices, please visit these websites.- Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre - Visit the CAFC website to learn more about fraud and identity theft and both past and current scams affecting Canadians.
- Government of Ontario - Identify a Scam or Fraud - Visit the Government of Ontatio's Consumer Protection resource that helps you identify scams and fraud.
- Government of Canada - Get Cyber Safe - Learn more about cyber security and the simple steps you can take to protect yourself online with Get Cyber Safe, Canada’s national public awareness campaign.
- Canadian Credit Union Association - CCUA's website contains useful resources that will help you learn different types of cyber threats and safe browsing habits.
- Elder Abuse Prevention Ontario - EAPO is recognized as the provincial organization leading elder abuse prevention in Ontario. Their website also features information on how seniors in Ontario can protect themselves online.
- Canadian Anti-Scam Coalition – This site offers excellent videos and practical resources to help recognize common scams, protect yourself from fraud, know what to do if you become a victim.
Downloads
Our collection of downloadable security resources are listed below.
