Simple printed safety checklists.
Keep these large-print guides next to your computer. Follow clear, physical-world steps to secure your devices and protect your family from online fraud in under ten minutes.
Three physical reference guides
These checklists help you double-check suspicious messages and secure your accounts. Print them out for yourself, or share them with neighbors and family members.
Home Network Checklist
Strong Password Guide
Scam Detection Checklist
Simple steps to secure your home internet router and protect connected household devices.
Create long, memorable passwords that act like sturdy physical deadbolts on your digital accounts.
A pocket-sized reference to help you pause and spot red flags before clicking links.
Everyday safety habits
Using the internet safely does not require technical expertise. These basic rules help you handle unexpected screens and digital requests with complete confidence.
Do This
Avoid This
• Never share verification codes sent to your phone. • Never buy gift cards to resolve urgent bills. • Avoid clicking pop-ups that claim your computer is infected.
• Keep printed checklists near your desk. • Double-check strange emails with a phone call. • Pause before you click any unexpected link.
Frequently asked questions
Get quick answers about downloading, printing, and sharing our free safety materials with your community.
Are these checklists free?
Where should I keep them?
Yes. All our guides are completely free to print, copy, and distribute to your family, neighbors, or small business employees.
We recommend taping the password and scam checklists directly next to your computer monitor or keeping them on your kitchen table.
Can I print in large format?
How often are they updated?
Absolutely. Every download is designed with high-contrast, large-print typography to ensure maximum readability for seniors and low-vision users.
We update our checklists quarterly to address new tactics used by online scammers, ensuring your family always has current advice.
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