Safety & Security Resources
All-in-one resource with guides, checklists, videos and websites to help you stay safe.
What you'll find
Whether you're looking for tips to strengthen your security or need guidance in response to a security breach, we have a comprehensive collection of resources that'll help you stay informed and protected, from guides to videos to websites.
Downloadable guides
Handy tips on-the-go to help protect yourself and your family, or to keep your business safe.
Stay safe with scam tips from Head of Fraud Prevention, Ben Young
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Scam Workshop - English
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Scam Workshop - Simplified Chinese
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Scam Workshop - Vietnamese
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Scam Workshop - Arabic
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Bank impersonations
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Investment scams
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Business email compromise scams
Useful External Websites
- The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) - Find out more about the latest cyber security alerts, resources, reports, and ways you can get assistance.
- Scamwatch - Gain insight into how you can spot the warning signs of a scam and scammer tactics to stay one step ahead.
- IDCare - A non-profit organisation helping Australians who have been targeted by scams, identity theft and cybercrime.
- eSafety Commissioner - Learn about online safety risks and ways to remove harmful content.
- Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) - Learn about how to help protect the interests of small businesses.
- Australian Taxation Office (ATO) - Handy tips to keep your business and client data safe from cyber criminals.
- Business Victoria - Explore ways to help assess and minimise risk to your business from cyber-attacks, IT issues and legal challenges.
- NSW Small Business Commissioner - Learn about common types of business scams and the steps you can take to protect your business and your customers.
Business scam webinar
Understand Sextortion
Learn quick tips, what to look out for, who to speak to and how to report it.
Keep up to date
Stay in the know with additional resources on our Security hub.
Things you should know
This information is general in nature and has been prepared without taking your personal objectives, circumstances and needs into account. You should consider the appropriateness of the information to your own circumstances and, if necessary, seek appropriate professional advice.