10/20/2026
Digital scams took all three top spots in our latest Digital Risk Newsletter, from new email tactics that are getting harder to recognize, to the story of an Ontario woman who lost $56,000 to a bank investigator scam, to what you should do if you’ve been scammed yourself.
Here were our three most-read articles:
- 4 devious email scams hitting inboxes right now, and how to spot them | Fast Company - A look at four increasingly sophisticated email scams and why some of the traditional signs of phishing may no longer be enough.
https://conta.cc/4yAXdAH
- 'I was shaking, I couldn't speak': Ontario woman falls victim to bank investigator scam, loses $56K | CTV News - A convincing phone call from someone posing as a bank representative led to an Ontario woman losing approximately $56,000.
https://conta.cc/4dPGMJe
- You've been scammed. Now what? Start with 'a big cry.' Then get to work | MSN - A practical look at the steps Canadians can take after falling victim to fraud, from contacting their financial institution to reporting the incident and protecting themselves from further scams.
https://conta.cc/47BBKMX
It’s a good reminder that as scams continue to evolve, staying informed remains one of the best ways to protect yourself.