Ten minutes now beats a bad afternoon later.
Short, plain-language lessons on the scams actually circulating right now — written for people who do not work in technology, and updated as the tactics change.
Three steps, and you are barely one of them.
Start with what is circulating
Not a syllabus. The lessons are ordered by what is hitting Canadians this month.
Learn one thing at a time
Each lesson is a few minutes and ends with one habit you can use the same day.
Recognise it in the wild
We show the real messages — the actual CRA text, the actual delivery scam — with the tell circled.
We stop what we can. The rest is you, and you deserve a fair chance.
No filter catches everything. A scam invented this morning, sent from a fresh number, with a link that has never been seen before — that one can get through, ours and everyone else's.
That is exactly when knowing the shape of a scam matters. So we teach it, plainly, and we do not pretend the product is a force field.
You recognise any of these.
- You want to help a parent recognise a scam without lecturing them.
- You have three minutes, not three hours.
- You would rather see a real example than a definition.
- You have already been fooled once and want to understand how.
- You are the person your family calls when something looks odd.
Security Academy is one of seven.
SMS Scanner
Fake refunds and fake deliveries, filtered before you read them.
Web protection
Every site you open, checked against the world's threat lists.
Leak Monitoring
The dark web and breached databases, watched for your details.
Real-Time Alerts
A message the moment something is found — and only then.
Leak News
What just leaked, in plain language.
Global Databreach Database
Follow the brands you use and hear it from us first.
Available on iPhone and Android, and in English, French, Portuguese and Spanish.
