Welcome to the Security for Seniors Club
A safer, calmer way to use the internet — with help whenever you need it.
Welcome to your personal member home page. Everything here is designed to help you avoid scams, protect your personal information, and feel more confident using technology in your daily life.
You’ll find short courses, easy-to-follow lessons, and simple quizzes that help reinforce what you’ve learned—no pressure, no trick questions, no wrong answers.
Take your time and go at your own pace. You don’t need to be “good with computers” to use this site. It’s built to support you, not overwhelm you.
A quick, private check-in to help you spot common online risks and learn a few simple ways to stay safer. Return to [...]
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Course Purpose Help you recognize suspicious phone calls, understand common scam tactics, and know exactly what to do — without fear or [...]
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Course Purpose:Help you recognize suspicious emails and text messages, avoid dangerous links, and know what to do when something doesn’t [...]
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Course Purpose:Help you understand passwords in a simple, practical way and build safer habits without stress or technical language. Course [...]
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Course Purpose:Help you shop and pay online with confidence by recognizing warning signs, using safe payment methods, and knowing what to [...]
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Course Purpose:Help you use online banking safely and confidently by understanding what banks will and won’t do, how to sign in safely, [...]
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Course Purpose (for Course Page):Help you use your smartphone safely by understanding calls, text messages, and apps, and by learning [...]
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Course Purpose:Help you use social media safely by understanding what to share, who to trust, and how to avoid common problems. Course [...]
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Course Purpose:Help you recognize romantic scams, understand common warning signs, and protect your emotions and finances. Course [...]
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Course Purpose:Help you know exactly what to do if you think you may have been scammed, shared information by mistake, or something [...]
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