Identity theft isn’t just a nuisance—it can unravel lives faster than a badly written password. This course delves into how identity theft happens, from card fraud to more inventive schemes, while also addressing prevention strategies and response protocols.
The modules cover everything from understanding liability to recognising red flags and knowing what to do when things go sideways. Whether you’re concerned about your own security or safeguarding others, this course builds your understanding—minus the scare tactics, plus the facts.
Learning Outcomes
- Identify the major methods used in identity theft cases.
- Understand key preventative strategies against identity misuse.
- Recognise how identity theft can occur digitally and offline.
- Learn what to do immediately after identity theft occurs.
- Understand card liability and responsibilities of account holders.
- Explore agreements and steps to mitigate long-term damage.
Who is this Course For
- Financial administrators needing fraud awareness and response knowledge.
- Cybersecurity beginners seeking to understand identity-related risks.
- Data handlers working with sensitive consumer or client details.
- Account managers monitoring account safety and liabilities.
- Customer service staff resolving fraud-related client issues.
- Online business owners protecting their transactional systems.
- Individuals concerned about personal financial identity threats.
- Banking professionals updating on identity fraud prevention.
Career Path
- Fraud Analyst – £38,000 average salary
- Identity Protection Consultant – £40,000 average salary
- Data Security Officer – £42,500 average salary
- Risk and Compliance Associate – £37,000 average salary
- Digital Banking Advisor – £36,000 average salary
- Cyber Fraud Investigator – £43,500 average salary
