Blogs
Veterans, beneficiaries, caregivers and survivors should maintain a high level of vigilance to keep from becoming a victim of fraud. Fraud can result in decreased financial security and undermine trust. During this International Fraud Awareness Week, VA aims to arm Veterans and their loved ones with the resources they need to protect themselves from common scams that target their benefits.
Need a fresh start? A new career? Consider a career in cybersecurity or privacy. Cybersecurity and privacy career fields are rewarding, in demand and well paying. They offer many opportunities as organizations prioritize data protection and embrace ever-evolving modern technology.
VA is attuned to Veterans’ needs because so many of our employees are Veterans and caregivers themselves, including those working to protect Veteran information. VA recently sat down with three Veterans and a caregiver who work for the Department, all working to keep Veteran information confidential.
Videos
Let’s flip the script: Put Hackers on the Defense
New Year, New You, New Cyber Resolutions (CSOC, VA Privacy, VBA Privacy, and FTC)
Veterans and Caregiver Give Cyber Safety Advice
VA Privacy Officers (POs): Your Data Protection Partner
Webinar: Military and Veteran Scams: Protecting Those Who Protect Us by Cybercrime Support Network with Former VA Chief Privacy Officer Joseph Stenaka
Privacy Best Practices for Veterans