Welcome!

On this page you will find information about this Cornerstone Financial Group workshop and its links, resources and slides that you can use in pursuit of your digital wellbeing.

Also, the table at the bottom of the page includes online lessons about the topics we will explore during the workshop. Click on the lesson titles to access this additional information.

Questions:

If you have questions from the workshop, send an email to: Carrie@CFGStrategies.com

Class Description

As more of us are leading digitally active lives, we also face more risk with our identities, credit and the security of our devices. At the Cornerstone Financial Group, we are passionate about your digital wellbeing and security.

Education about the risks that we face is an important element of helping to ensure our online safety. However, this workshop will take you beyond risk awareness in order to recommend specific actions that should be a part of your online security action plan. We have distilled the best advice from cybersecurity experts who recommend key steps to help keep you safe online.

These steps include:

Passwords are a challenge for many in our community. Your action plan needs rules for creating, using and remembering strong passwords. We will recommend a password manager as the best way to manage passwords.
Multifactor/Two-Factor authentication seems like a hassle to many. Let’s define, understand and endorse it so that we can make it a habit where it is available.
Be Smart about WiFi. Using unsecured public WiFi can be a security concern. We will help you understand the issues and possible actions including using a VPN.
Mobile Device Security. Your devices carry a lot of information about you and your life. We will help you take action to help insure your devices are secure.
Keeping Your Device Current. Software updates are an important part of your security plan whether this is on a laptop or computer or a smartphone or tablet.

Education and awareness continue to be an import step in any plan. The objective of this workshop is to take you beyond awareness about online safety and present action steps that will help make you make your digital life more secure.

Please understand that no workshop can identify or protect you against every type of crime, fraud, or threat. But we hope that your action plan is a major step toward your online safety.

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Download Class Handouts/Slides

You can download the class handout/slides from the link below. If you prefer, you can optionally print the slides for your reference during class.

QuestpointTechnologyClub 1 – Navigating Digital 12-15-21

Video from this Workshop

Available following the workshop.

Links From the Workshop

Ikigae

A Japanese concept referring to something that gives a person a sense of purpose.

Wikipedia

Blue Zones – Bluezones.com

Stay Well Connected

Strong Support Network Lowers Mortality

Advancing Social Connection as a Public Health Priority in the United States

Growing Young: How Friendship, Optimism, and Kindness Can Help You LIve to 100

LifeLong Learning

Successful Aging – Daniel Levitin

Follow Up Questions

Look here for any follow questions or information from the workshop.

Additional Information

Senior Tech Club Recipes and Nuggets on our learning platforms:

Nugget Number	Title	Description
010	Strong Passwords for Safe Data	Passwords are important and represent the only wall between bad people and your money and life.
130	How to use the iPhone Magnifier	Since IOS 10, the iPhone has an easy to access Magnifier that will use your iPhones camera and flash as a Magnifier that you can use to read fine print or detail. This recipe will identify how to access the Magnifier, verify the Settings needed to make it available and a couple of essential options for lighting and focus.
014	How to Perform an IOS Software Update	IOS is the Apple software that runs your iPhone or iPad. Apple regularly updates IOS in order to provide more functions, make improvements and fix security flaws. This recipe identifies the basic steps to an update and provides a checklist of steps that will aide the process.
017	Setting Up Passcodes and Touch ID	The Senior Tech Club, we recommends two basic security approaches for securing your iPhone or iPad: Use a Passcode Set Up Touch ID This recipe will provide the steps to set up, change passcodes and set up Touch ID.
N56	Protect Your Personal Data with Two-Factor Authentication	Two-factor or multi-factor authentication should be an essential part of your online safety action plans. This lesson will help you understand its importance and provide a basic recipe on how it is set up.
021	How to Set Up and Use Face ID to Secure your iPhone or iPad	The use of Face ID is recommended for both security and convenience. The setup is easy. This recipe will guide you through the setup and use of Face ID