How to keep your social media safe, secure, and “unhackable”
Cyber criminals are targeting Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok users. They try to take over accounts, steal our money, and trick our friends. But you can stop them.
- How to adjust your social media account settings to make it difficult for a cyber criminal to take over your account
- How to tell who to trust on social media
- How to make your accounts “unhackable”
- Duration
- 2 hours
- Suitable for
- Everyone
- Available
- Online or in-person
- Skills
- Security, safety, social media
About this course
Cyber criminals are targeting Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok users. They try to take over accounts, steal our money, and trick our friends. But you can stop them.
In this course, you’ll learn to identify common social media scams, and learn the tactics these scammers use to exploit our trust. We will show you ways to protect your online accounts and make them unhackable.
Afterwards, you’ll feel more confident about using social media safely. You’ll know how to avoid potential scams, and how to lock down your accounts. This advice will help protect you, your friends, and your family.
This course will help your team feel more confident about their cyber security.
You’ll learn:
- How to spot and avoid online scams
- How to tell who to trust on social media
- Ways to keep your social media account secure
- How to make your accounts “unhackable”
This course is suitable for all learners: you don’t need any technical knowledge or experience to take part.
The information is based on advice from trusted cyber security experts, including the National Cyber Security Centre.
More information
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Email info@digitalskillseducation.com to book a session for your team.
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Courses can be delivered in your workplace, or online using Zoom or Microsoft Teams.
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All courses are 90 minutes, and can be adapted to suit your team.
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Don’t see what you’re looking for? We also write bespoke training packages and courses.
Some kind words
“Great course. Craig and Daniel made it really interesting and informative. Very useful information that I will be able to take away and put into practice as well as informing others.”
Course participant
Stirling Council
