The internet is a fantastic tool for staying connected and learning new things, but it also comes with risks. Scammers often target older adults, making it essential to stay informed and vigilant. This free workshop is designed to provide adults aged 55 and older with essential cybersecurity awareness skills and teach them how to avoid scams.

In this workshop, you will:

• Learn how to recognize common online scams, including phishing emails, fraudulent phone calls, and suspicious text messages.

• Understand the principles of digital citizenship, such as protecting your online accounts and using the internet responsibly.

• Explore key cybersecurity best practices, like creating strong passwords, recognizing secure websites, and safeguarding your personal information.

• Discover how to report scams and respond quickly to potential threats.

• Gain confidence in safely navigating social media, online shopping, and email communications.

This 60-minute session is designed for older adults who want to feel empowered and secure in the digital space, whether they’re beginners or experienced users. No prior technical skills are needed.

The workshop will include time at the end for questions and to address your specific concerns.

Join us at Pike’s Peak Library 21c on Tuesday, June 10th, 2025, at 2:00 PM for this engaging and informative event.

Attendance is free, and all materials are provided.

Join us for a free, hands-on workshop designed to help older adults feel more confident and secure using the internet. In just 60 minutes, we’ll walk you through simple steps to protect your personal information and stay safe online.

You’ll learn how to create and manage strong passwords using easy-to-use tools like password managers and memorable passphrases. We’ll also explain what multi-factor authentication (MFA) is and how it adds an extra layer of security to your accounts.

We’ll show you how to adjust your social media privacy settings, manage your online accounts, and spot common privacy risks. You’ll also find out how identity theft happens—and what you can do to protect yourself, including how to freeze your credit reports if needed.

Everyone will receive helpful handouts and step-by-step guides so you can put what you learn into practice at home. Plus, there will be plenty of time for questions at the end.

This welcoming session is perfect for adults aged 55 and older. It will be held at the Cheyenne Mountain Library in Colorado Springs.

Topics include:

• Easy ways to create strong passwords

• Using password managers and passphrases

• Understanding multi-factor authentication

• Keeping your personal info private online

• How to avoid identity theft and monitor your accounts

• Freezing your credit to stop scammers

Let us help you take charge of your online safety—with clear guidance and friendly support every step of the way.

The internet is a fantastic tool for staying connected and learning new things, but it also comes with risks. Scammers often target older adults, making it essential to stay informed and vigilant. This free workshop is designed to provide adults aged 55 and older with essential cybersecurity awareness skills and teach them how to avoid scams.

In this workshop, you will:

• Learn how to recognize common online scams, including phishing emails, fraudulent phone calls, and suspicious text messages.

• Understand the principles of digital citizenship, such as protecting your online accounts and using the internet responsibly.

• Explore key cybersecurity best practices, like creating strong passwords, recognizing secure websites, and safeguarding your personal information.

• Discover how to report scams and respond quickly to potential threats.

• Gain confidence in safely navigating social media, online shopping, and email communications.

This 60-minute session is designed for older adults who want to feel empowered and secure in the digital space, whether they’re beginners or experienced users. No prior technical skills are needed.

The workshop will include time at the end for questions and to address your specific concerns.

Join us at Pike’s Peak Monument Library on Thursday, July 10th, 2025, at 10:00 AM for this engaging and informative event.

Attendance is free, and all materials are provided.

Join us for a free, hands-on workshop designed to help older adults feel more confident and secure using the internet. In just 60 minutes, we’ll walk you through simple steps to protect your personal information and stay safe online.

You’ll learn how to create and manage strong passwords using easy-to-use tools like password managers and memorable passphrases. We’ll also explain what multi-factor authentication (MFA) is and how it adds an extra layer of security to your accounts.

We’ll show you how to adjust your social media privacy settings, manage your online accounts, and spot common privacy risks. You’ll also find out how identity theft happens—and what you can do to protect yourself, including how to freeze your credit reports if needed.

Everyone will receive helpful handouts and step-by-step guides so you can put what you learn into practice at home. Plus, there will be plenty of time for questions at the end.

This welcoming session is perfect for adults aged 55 and older. It will be held at the East Library in Colorado Springs.

Topics include:

• Easy ways to create strong passwords

• Using password managers and passphrases

• Understanding multi-factor authentication

• Keeping your personal info private online

• How to avoid identity theft and monitor your accounts

• Freezing your credit to stop scammers

Let us help you take charge of your online safety—with clear guidance and friendly support every step of the way.