Cybersecurity is a Team Effort
Cyber attacks and data theft are real threats to all Canadians and every credit union. No organization or individual is immune. So how do you make sure you don’t become a victim of cybercrime? Awareness and constant vigilance is the only path to minimize the risk.
CCUA and the LCUC have partnered to bring you useful resources that will help you learn different types of cyber threats and safe browsing habits. Cybersecurity is a team effort. It starts with you at home, then at the workplace and extends throughout our communities. Our aim is to help credit unions and their members across Canada feel confident in using cybersecurity best practices every time they get online.
CCUA also recommends checking out Canada’s Anti-Fraud Centre, that has a running list of the latest scams, and Competition Bureau of Canada to discover an even wider range of tips and advice to protect yourself against fraud and scammers, as well as how to report fraud. The Competition Bureau even has a quiz to test your knowledge!
Click on the videos below to learn more about being safe online.
Part 1: Spotting the red flags of an online scam
Part 2: Protecting yourself when there are no red flags
How small business owners can prepare to handle a cyber threat:
Cyber safeguards for business owners:
Protect your business account when banking online:
Protect yourself against a personal cyber attack:
How to spot and respond to ransomware:
How the “SHADY” technique can help prevent Phishing and Smishing:
How to practice the Four Cornerstones of Internet Safety to be SAFE online:
How good PC Hygiene can help stop bad guys:
For more on how to be safe online, check out the CyberSafe Tip Sheet
Additional sites for online safety information:
Share your ideas on content you’d like to see! Email us today at cybersafe@ccua.com
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