Heads up, Raleigh residents—the digital world can be tough, and it’s time to get prepared. Wake County is here to help with a free cybersecurity class that will teach you how to keep your personal information safe. To celebrate Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Wake County, along with the Town of Cary and the City of Raleigh, is offering a hands-on workshop called "Secure Our World: Staying Cybersafe in the Digital Age."
Taking place at the Five Points Center for Active Adults on Friday, Oct. 11 from 2 - 3 p.m., this hour of power is crafted for anyone and everyone who dives into the world wide web. Whether you're just dipping your toes or you've been swimming in the digital waters since dial-up, this class promises to boost your cyber safety savvy. Given the limited space and no cost involved, snagging a spot is something you might want to put on your urgent to-do list. As reported by the City of Raleigh, interested attendees should quickly make way to their online or in-person registration desks.
Who can join this cybersecurity class? Anyone 18 and older who wants to protect their personal data from cybercrime. The fight against hackers and data thieves happens on our own devices, and this class will train you in web safety. Equip yourself with knowledge to keep your bank account safe from prying eyes. It’s best to sign up in advance, so visit RecLink to secure your spot.
As the internet becomes a bigger part of our daily lives, understanding cybersecurity is essential. While the internet offers endless information and connections, it also has risks that can target unaware users. But don’t worry—thanks to the dedicated co-sponsors and their cybersecurity class, you can navigate the online world confidently. Just remember to register, and you’ll be ready to celebrate Cybersecurity Awareness Month with new knowledge and peace of mind, as stated by the City of Raleigh.
