Spotting phishing
Practical ways to notice urgent messages, fake logins, and social pressure before they become an incident.
Phishing is not always obvious. A suspicious message may look like it comes from a delivery company, bank, colleague, friend, social-media platform, or trusted service. It may arrive by email, text message, social media, chat, phone call, or QR code.
This live course helps you slow down, recognise the common warning signs, and respond safely when a message, request, or login page does not feel right.
- €350 per person
- Live online course
- 3 hours, including a short break
- No fixed start date, book on demand
- English
- Certificate of completion
What we will explore
In this course, we will explore:
- The everyday situations where scams and suspicious requests can appear
- The small decisions that can make a difference before responding online
- Realistic examples and scenarios to help make the topic easier to recognise
- Where to find support when you need it
What you will take away
- A clearer understanding of common online scams
- More confidence navigating unexpected online interactions
FAQ
Anyone who uses email, messages, social media, online banking, shopping platforms, or digital services. No technical or cybersecurity background is required.
No. The course covers suspicious emails, text messages, phone calls, social-media messages, QR codes, fake websites, login prompts, and impersonation attempts.
Yes. You will work through realistic examples and scenarios designed to help you recognise common patterns without needing technical expertise.
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