Jamal Habib, RBC Community Manager
261 1st Ave NW S9H0N1 Swift Current, SK, Canada

If a phone call sounds weird, it’s likely a scam. Hang up the phone. Update your cyber skills at rbc.com/cyber #cybersecurity

If you get an email asking you to call a number for help, ask yourself, did I sign up for this? If you’re unsure, call the number on the company’s website, not the one in the email, it could be a scam. Upgrade your cyber skills today rbc.com/cyber

If someone calls and pressure you to give private information, it’s likely a scam! Hang up. Update your cyber skills at rbc.com/cyber #cybersecurity

Did you know your social media accounts are a great place for scammers to gather information on you? When using social media, ask yourself am I comfortable with my privacy settings? If not change them. Upgrade your cyber skills today rbc.com/cyber

Does a message seem too good to be true? It probably is! Don’t click strange links. Update your cyber skills at rbc.com/cyber #cybersecurity

When you see ads with crazy low prices, ask yourself, does this deal look to good to be true, if it does, don’t send them money, it could be a scam. Use common sense when buying from online sellers. Upgrade your cyber skills today rbc.com/cyber

Did you know public wifi isn’t secure? Keep your personal information safe! Update your cyber skills at rbc.com/cyber #cybersecurity

If you get a message asking you to chat somewhere else, ask yourself, is there a good reason to leave this app? If not, it could be an attempt to steal personal information. Upgrade your cyber skills today rbc.com/cyber

Be careful when buying popular items, especially when they are out of stock everywhere else. If you see a deal that looks too good to be true, it could be a scam. Upgrade your cyber skills today rbc.com/cyber

When sending an attachment, would you really want this information to get into the wrong hands? If not, delete the email after sending it. Update your cyber skills at rbc.com/cyber #cybersecurity

Does an email seem unnecessarily urgent and pressing? Is there a link or document attached ? Don’t click or open the files and delete the email. It’s likely a scam. Update your cyber skills at rbc.com/cyber #cybersecurity

Did you know a real company is never going to ask you to pay them in gift cards. If you get a phone call and the company is asking you to pay them in gift cards, ask yourself, does this sound normal? If not, just hang up. Upgrade your cyber skills today rbc.com/cyber