You don't need to be a tech expert to stay safe online.
Cyber Security for All Seniors turns confusing warnings into confidence, one clear chapter at a time. No jargon. No scare tactics. Just plain English, real examples, and steps you can actually use.
Available worldwide as paperback and ebook (Amazon / Kindle).
Can you spot the scam?
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Chapter 3 walks through this exact message, line by line, and shows what to do instead.
What's inside
Twelve short chapters, each one built around a single situation you're likely to run into, not a lecture on how the internet works.
The Phone Call That Isn't Who It Says
Spotting fake tech support and impersonation calls.
Emails and Texts That Trick You
Phishing messages, decoded in plain English.
Reading a Suspicious Message
A line-by-line method you can use on anything that lands in your inbox.
Keeping Your Online Banking Safe
What your bank will (and will never) ask you to do.
Passwords, Made Simple
A system you'll actually remember, without writing them on paper.
Social Media and Your Privacy
Who can really see what you post, and how to fix it in minutes.
The "Grandparent" Scam
Why it works, and the one question that stops it cold.
Romance and Relationship Scams
Recognizing manipulation before money changes hands.
Shopping Online Without the Worry
Telling a real store from a fake one.
Video Calls With Family, Safely
Zoom, FaceTime, and avoiding "tech support" impostors.
If It's Already Happened
The exact steps to take if you've been scammed: no shame, just action.
Talking About It With Your Family
How to bring this up with adult children without feeling talked down to.
Written differently, on purpose
Most cybersecurity advice is written by technologists, for technologists. This book was written the other way around.
"Enable multi-factor authentication and audit your OAuth token permissions to mitigate credential-stuffing exposure across your endpoint ecosystem."
"Add a second lock to your accounts: a text message code your bank sends you. Here's exactly how to turn it on, in three steps."
Get the free "5 Scam Red Flags" checklist
A one-page, large-print checklist you can keep by the phone. Print it, share it with a parent, or pin it to the fridge. It's the first tool in the book, yours free.
Meet Susana
Susana writes cybersecurity and digital safety guides that translate complex online threats into language everyday readers can actually use, for seniors, for children, and for the families connecting the two generations.
This book grew out of a simple observation: most online safety advice either talks down to older readers or buries them in jargon. Cyber Security for All Seniors is written to do neither: it treats readers as capable adults who just need the confusing parts explained clearly.
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