Security starts with seniors like you!
Have you ever clicked an email that turned out to be a scam…
Only to find out it was a test—sent by your own employer or volunteer coordinator to see if you'd fall for it?
You're not alone.
And no, you're not "bad with technology."
You're not too old to learn.
You're not a liability—you’re a potential lifeline.
At Learn Online Security, we believe something different:
- You are the first line of defense.
- Wisdom comes with age.
- With the right tools, you can safeguard yourself, your family, and your entire community from online threats.
The Learn Online Security Process

Your in-person or virtual training programs give you knowledge and skills

You now understand how you are being socially engineered.

You can now protect yourself, your family, and your community.
Your Wisdom. Your Voice. Your Community.
Protecting Our Families Starts with You.
— From Sarah Howells, Learn Online Security
Hello there,
I’m Sarah Howells, part of the Learn Online Security team—and today, I want to talk to you not just as individuals, but as pillars of your communities.
You’ve spent a lifetime looking out for others—your children, your grandchildren, your neighbors. And in today’s fast-moving digital world, your role is more important than ever.

We know the internet can be overwhelming, and sometimes even a little scary. Scams, misinformation, digital bullying, identity theft—it’s a lot. But here's the thing: when seniors are informed and empowered, the whole community benefits.
When seniors are informed and empowered, the whole community benefits.
That’s why we created the Senior Cyber Defense Workshop—a practical, judgment-free program designed to equip you with the knowledge and tools to protect yourself and help safeguard those around you.

Whether you’re attending in person or joining virtually from home, you’ll learn:
- How to spot online scams before they reach your inbox or phone
- How to protect your identity, bank info, and privacy
- How to support your children and grandkids online—even if they “don’t want to listen”
- How to become a trusted voice of reason in your circle, church, or neighborhood
We break it all down in simple language. No tech lingo. No fear. Just real-world examples, engaging instructors, and a whole lot of community spirit.
And here’s the beautiful part: when you show up—when you ask questions, share your wisdom, and take the lead—you inspire the next generation to do the same. You become the reason someone else feels safe enough to speak up or ask for help.
So whether you’re a grandma who wants to understand what your grandkids are doing online, a retired teacher who still loves helping others, or a senior looking to stay sharp and secure, we need you.
Come be part of something bigger. Let’s protect our homes, our families, and each other—together.
Join us at the next Senior Cyber Defense Workshop, in-person or online.
Fun, support, and a strong sense of purpose included.
With gratitude,
Sarah Howells
Learn Online Security
This Isn’t Just About You — It’s About Everyone You’re Trying to Help
You’re the one everyone comes to for advice.
Your kids, your grandkids—even your neighbors trust you to have the answers.
But online scams?
They are sneaky. They are fast. They are sophisticated.
They are intended to fool good people like you!
Scammers know you’re busy—helping family, volunteering, staying involved. They’re counting on you to miss the red flags.

But with a little knowledge, you can spot the traps, protect your loved ones, and keep being the one they turn to—this time, to stay safe online.
You Don’t Need a Cape—Just a Little Know-How to Keep Your Community Safe Online.
- You don’t need to be “tech-savvy.”
- You just need someone to explain things clearly.
- That’s what we’re here for.
Once you know how scams work, you become a protector — not just for yourself, but for every person and cause you care about.
You Deserve to Feel Safe Online
We’ll teach you how. In plain language. At your pace. With no judgment.
Our easy-to-follow lessons show you:
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How to spot a scam—even if it looks like it came from your boss or volunteer manager
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What fake donation emails and fake vendor invoices look like
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What to do if you accidentally click something (and how to fix it)
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How to keep your organization’s data—and your personal information—safe
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How to protect yourself and your grandkids from scams on TikTok, gaming apps, and YouTube

Contact Us
Please use this form to book a workshop or to ask general questions.
Do you know or are you a business willing to sponsor a Senior's Cyber Defense Program?
Learn Online Security is always looking for ways to help educate more people about the dangers of Social Engineering. We are currently looking for opportunities to partner with community centred organizations.
Sponsoring a Senior's Cyber Defense Program will demonstrate community investment on the part of your company!