The Essential Cybersecurity Tips for LinkedIn Job Seekers Reference Guide is a comprehensive 1-page digital or printable resource designed to protect employees, job seekers, and students from the growing wave of fake job offers and recruiter scams on LinkedIn. As the world’s most widely used professional networking platform—with millions of daily users—LinkedIn has become a prime target for cybercriminals and scammers who exploit trust to steal personal information, spread malware, or lure victims into financial fraud.
This easy-to-read guide features 10 actionable tips that can be applied immediately, including how to verify recruiter identities, research company profiles, and avoid vague or overly urgent job listings that pressure you into quick action. It also emphasizes the importance of never oversharing personal data, such as birthdates, addresses, or banking information, which can be used in identity theft or phishing attacks.
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This 1-page reference guide covers all things AI for employees. How often do you encounter AI? How are Scammers using AI? How can your employees be smarter than AI? What’s next? Customized for you with your company logo.
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What trusted, familiar brands are used most often in phishing emails? Check out this video and remind your employees not to be convinced just because an urgent message seems to be from a company they trust.
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This video shows how smishing scams trick users with fake bill texts—and what to do instead to stay secure.