Cybersecurity Awareness Tips for Denverites
Stay Cyber Safe:
Your Denver Protection Guide
Practical, plain-language tips to help every Denver resident. Stay protected from online scams, fraud, and cybercrime.
$10B+
Lost to internet crime annually
1 in 3
Seniors targeted each year
95%
Start with email or text
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Active Advisory for Denver Residents
- The city is aware of phishing emails impersonating Accounting and Treasury payment confirmations. Recipients can report these to their email providers.
- IRS and Social Security impostor scams are targeting Colorado residents by text and phone. Government agencies will NEVER call, text, or email demanding immediate payment or threatening arrest. Hang up and call the agency directly using the number from their official .gov or .org website.
Stay Cyber Safe is your guide to avoiding scams, protecting your information, and knowing what to do if something goes wrong. Explore common scams, build simple safety habits, and get help fast if you need it.
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Important Notice
The cybersecurity tips and recommendations provided on this page are intended for general informational purposes only. Following these guidelines does not guarantee protection against cyber threats, data breaches, or other security incidents. The City and County of Denver makes no warranty, express or implied, regarding the completeness, accuracy, or effectiveness of this information for any particular purpose. Implementing these practices reduces risk but cannot eliminate it entirely. This page does not constitute legal or professional cybersecurity advice. The City and County of Denver shall not be liable for any damages, losses, or harm arising from reliance on the information provided herein. Users are encouraged to consult qualified cybersecurity professionals for guidance tailored to their specific needs.