Even if You’re Not Rich, You’re at Risk (’70s Series)

Name: Even if You’re Not Rich, You’re at Risk ('70s Series) - Aware Force
SKU: 32104-PST
Price: 49.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Description

A Friendly Reminder That Scammers Want Your Data—No Matter What

The Your Personal Information Is Valuable poster is a 1-page digital or printable visual aid that is part of our ’70s-style poster pack. It combines humor and simple messaging to remind users that scammers don’t just target the wealthy—everyone’s personal information can be exploited. Featuring a cheerful sloth character, this poster delivers an approachable, memorable message that encourages employees, students, and families to protect their identity and be mindful about sharing personal details online or offline. Its bright design makes it ideal for common areas, classrooms, and digital newsletters.

Ideas for How to Use This Resource

Breakroom or Common Area Display
School Computer Lab or Classroom Poster
HR Onboarding Packets
Employee Newsletters or Family Outreach
K–12 Cyber Safety Week
Quarterly Awareness Campaigns
Digital Citizenship Programs

File Type: Poster

$49.00

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The Blood Pressure Rule

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$249.00

Here’s an easy way to remember how to spot a fake email, text, or social media post. We call it the Blood Pressure Rule. Phishing, smishing and vishing texts or emails can all raise our blood pressure due to their threatening tones and unrealistic promises. Employees learn to stop and take a breath before they “click”.