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Elder Fraud Prevention and Cybersecurity in the Digital Age

Topic

General Principles of Financial Planning

Program ID

333318

Hours

1

Format

Self-Study / Recorded webinar

Complexity

Overview

Description

The number and magnitude of recent breaches have brought unprecedented challenges for families. Older adults, in particular, are often targeted by scammers. Seniors are now ensnared in romance scams, crypto - currency fraud, and sophisticated impersonation schemes. Fraudsters have ramped up their activity and perfected the art of preying on seniors. Join elder fraud expert Liz Loewy from EverSafe for this webinar when she: (1) addresses the most prevalent current scams and breaches; (2) outlines steps to prevent loved ones and clients from being victimized; and (3) offers tips, tools, and resources for family members of any age, caregivers, and professionals to protect themselves.

Learning Objectives

Identifying Current Scams and Breaches Understand the most prevalent scams and breaches targeting older adults today. Recognize specific scams such as romance scams, cryptocurrency fraud, and sophisticated impersonation schemes. Analyze case studies to see how these scams operate and the tactics used by fraudsters. Preventing Victimization Learn proactive steps to prevent seniors and loved ones from falling victim to scams. Develop strategies to educate older adults about the risks and signs of fraud. Implement protective measures to safeguard personal and financial information. Utilizing Tools and Resources Discover tips and tools available for protecting seniors from fraud. Explore resources for family members, caregivers, and professionals to enhance fraud prevention efforts. Assess the effectiveness of various tools and resources in real-world scenarios. Empowering Caregivers and Professionals Equip family members, caregivers, and professionals with knowledge and skills to protect themselves and others. Understand the role of caregivers and professionals in monitoring and safeguarding against fraud. Learn how to create a supportive environment that encourages open communication about potential scams and breaches.