Scams can impact anyone, anytime but equipping the right people with the right knowledge can help amplify scam awareness constantly. CelcomDigi’s Scam Awareness & Online Safety workshop series aims to build a dynamic community of advocates for #scam awareness. Most recently we have trained over 150 civil servants from various agencies under the Ministry of Communications and the Activity Centre For The Older Persons (PAWE) under the Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development, and will be training personnel from the Education Ministry too. Why civil servants? Personnel from key ministries have direct engagements with diverse groups – from #seniorcitizens to #women and #youth groups, #students and #teachers, #professionals, and even the underserved #communities. 💡 Through targeted trainings, participants learn: ▪ Latest #scam trends, tactics, and evolving modus operandi ▪ Common red-flags to lookout for as prevention measures ▪ Immersive and practical exercises through simulations ▪ #Psychological aspects of scam, how #scammers exploit #trust and emotions ▪ Action to take when encountered with scams ▪ Ways to #educate and support those in their circles The workshops are conducted in collaboration with #experts from Malaysian Cyber Consumer Association, Yayasan Digital Malaysia and Meg Richy Therapist Psychotherapy Consultancy. Together, let’s build a trusted #digital society. 👉 Read more: https://lnkd.in/ga__QFe7 #ScamAwareness #DigitalTrust #Advocacy Photo credit: Hazlina Tajuddin, Jabatan Penerangan Malaysia Negeri Selangor
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This is such a good idea, creating well-informed advocates to spread the word and educate others to stay safe.