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  • Learn more about the warning signs of cybercrime

    Learn more about the warning signs of cybercrime

    Want to learn more about the warning signs of cybercrime? This video helps to protect you and your earned benefits.

  • Be vigilant of PACT Act scammers

    Be vigilant of PACT Act scammers

    On August 10, President Biden signed the Honoring Our PACT Act of 2022 into law. This bill will help millions of Veterans and their survivors, but scammers are now targeting them for their PACT Act benefits.

  • Is your family cyber safe?

    Is your family cyber safe?

    Information Security and Privacy Awareness Week (ISPAW) is the time to consider tips to better protect your family.

  • You’ve got mail! And it’s not yours.

    You’ve got mail! And it’s not yours.

    We all hear about privacy incidents, but what are they? Read to find out during Information Security and Privacy Awareness Week.

  • Hook, line, and sinker: How to up your phishing game

    Hook, line, and sinker: How to up your phishing game

    Learn how to up your phishing game with these helpful tips from OIT’s Office of Information Security.

  • Is your identity at risk? Join this free virtual event Jan 25 for ways to protect yourself

    Is your identity at risk? Join this free virtual event Jan 25 for ways to protect yourself

    VA Privacy Service launches its first Speaker Series event of the year to recognize Data Privacy Week and Identity Theft Awareness week.

  • Free cybersecurity competition could win you cybersecurity training

    Free cybersecurity competition could win you cybersecurity training

    Learn more about cybersecurity through this free competition. Top contestants are invited to cybersecurity training, workshops, labs, competitions, and a job fair.

  • Little Red Riding Hood: CyberHero 2021

    Little Red Riding Hood: CyberHero 2021

    Storytelling is a wonderful way to teach. Check out this classic story of Little Red Riding Hood told in a new way – and share it with your friends, family, children and grandchildren.

  • Veterans — avoid COVID-19 vaccine scams

    Veterans — avoid COVID-19 vaccine scams

    The COVID-19 vaccines are finally here, and so are the scammers. Here’s how to protect yourself and your family from con artists trying to steal your personal information or your money.

  • Partnership with Postal Inspection Service helps Veterans avoid scams

    Partnership with Postal Inspection Service helps Veterans avoid scams

    VA and the United States Postal Inspection Service continue their partnership to help protect Veterans personal information and avoid scams.

  • The Internet of Things: Smart devices need smart security

    The Internet of Things: Smart devices need smart security

    Smart devices make your life easier by allowing a few clicks to unlock your door, change the movie you are watching, or look in the refrigerator while at the store. But how does all this work?

  • Protecting yourself against social media scams

    Protecting yourself against social media scams

    Learn to recognize the signs of social media scams to protect yourself and your family members from becoming victims of fraud.

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Last updated October 19, 2026

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