Online Safety
These resources offer recommendations on how to protect yourself and stay safe online.

- Last updated: June 23, 2025
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Local web designer and software developer Morten Rand-Hendriksen provides a concise overview of multi/two-factor authentication and password security in this LinkedIn Learning course.
This database has answers to all of your tech questions and the resources you need to level up your digital literacy. The "Security" section covers practices such as prevention, protection, and remediation.
on the web
These recommended websites are free and easily accessible! All you need is an internet connection.
Get Cyber Safe is the Government of Canada's national public awareness campaign about cyber security and the simple steps Canadians can take to protect themselves online.
Fifteen billion accounts have been compromised in data breaches to date. Use this website to check if yours is one of them.
GCF Global offers self-paced, on-demand courses and resources that help users understand how to engage with technology and the web safely.
An introduction to Online Fraud Prevention and Awareness for West Vancouver residents presented by Sgt. Chris Bigland of the West Vancouver Police Department in partnership with the West Vancouver Memorial Library.
Can you spot a phishing attempt? Take this interactive quiz to test your awareness of sophisticated scam tactics and learn what red flags to watch out for.