Using an App to Wire Money

Name: Using an App to Wire Money - Aware Force
SKU: 32009-VID
Price: 199.00 USD
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How to Protect Yourself When Wiring Funds Through an App Understand the steps to wire money safely — especially when a fraudster is behind the request. This video teaches employees how scammers use AI and Google Translate to create emails and texts that look authentic….then ask for them to transfer money. Learn how the bad guys collect information about your employees, and show your employees how they should be cyber aware at home with their personal transactions. All videos are customized with your branding, which includes an animated treatment of your logo. Videos are delivered in HD MP4 format. Hosting of the video is not included in the base package and can be quoted separately.

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Recognizing Potentially Harmful URLs

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Explore this live-scoring five-question quiz, focusing on the topic of smishing, designed to teach you how to distinguish between safe and unsafe web addresses while providing insights into web address structures. Customized with your branding.

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The Blood Pressure Rule

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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”.