Video: Spam and Scams
Spam and scam messages can arrive by email, text message, phone call, or online notification. While some are simply unwanted, others are designed to steal personal information, account credentials, or money.
In this short cybersecurity awareness video, employees will learn how scammers use urgency, fear, attractive offers, and fake account warnings to pressure people into acting before they have time to verify a message.
The video explains how suspicious messages may imitate trusted companies, claim that a payment has failed, warn that an account has been suspended, or promote a limited-time offer. Employees are encouraged to pause, review the sender’s information, avoid unexpected links and attachments, and verify claims through an official website or another trusted channel.
Employees will learn:
Warning signs of a fraudulent message
Why urgency, fear, and unexpected offers should be treated cautiously
How to verify account alerts and other suspicious claims safely
What to do instead of clicking, replying, or sharing sensitive information
Use this video as part of a cybersecurity awareness campaign, employee newsletter, phishing-prevention initiative, onboarding program, fraud-awareness campaign, or ongoing security training program.
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