Stay safe this autumn
Digital safety isn’t just about avoiding risks, it’s about building confidence in everything you do online.
Staying safe online is about confidence, not complexity
Learn how to stay secure, informed, and in control, explore our tools, tips, and resources designed to help you thrive online.
Ransomware: A growing danger to organisations
Ransomware is a serious problem for all types of organisations, big or small. Dive into our quick read to learn more.
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Keep secure online
Learn how to stay safe online with strong passwords, good security habits and how to keep an eye out for possible threats. Our modules aim to help you use your apps and devices to keep you safe while online or out and about.
Keep yourself safe online
A Digital Eagles guide to help you use digital devices and sites safely online. We'll provide you with practical tips and guidance to keep you safe.
Keep children safe online
Learn about the importance of keeping children safe online and the role parent, guardians, carers and teachers play.
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Why streaming services are the new battleground in the war against scammers
Scammers are exploiting the rise in streaming service price changes, known as “streamflation”, by mimicking provider messages to trick users into sharing personal details. Barclays’ latest insights reveal how fake emails and spoofed sites are increasingly targeting consumers during busy retail periods like Black Friday.
As online dating turns 30, romance scams are more widespread than ever before
Sadly, as online dating sites have grown in popularity, so to have opportunistic fraudsters looking to exploit those looking for love. New data from Barclays shows that romance scams were up 20 per cent in the first quarter of 2025, compared to the number reported in the first quarter of 2024. And, sadly, the majority of these scams originated on social media sites and online dating platforms.
As the UK declutters ahead of spring, consumers are turning to online marketplaces. Sadly, so are scammers…
Speaking about this, Kirsty Adams, Fraud and Scams Expert at Barclays, said: “Online marketplaces are a great way to re-home unwanted items or to find sought-after goods at a discount, but they require a level of trust between buyer and seller that scammers are sadly exploiting. We urge people to take their time when making purchases and to remember the timeless mantra – ‘if it looks too good to be true, it probably is’. No bargain is worth the risk of being scammed.”
Protect yourself from investment scams and learn how to spot advanced fee fraud
Advanced fee and investment scams are on the rise, and fraudsters are getting smarter. In this blog, you'll discover how these scams operate, the red flags to watch for, and expert tips on how to protect your finances. Don't become a victim - arm yourself with the knowledge you need to stay safe and secure in today's digital world.
Fraud and scams: What lessons did we learn in 2024?
And why we need to come together to stop scammers in their tracks.
Fraud and Scams Expert at Barclays, Kirsty Adams is at the forefront of the battle against online criminals. Along with her team of experts, she works on the frontline to help keep the public safe from scammers.
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