Amman, July 13, (Petra) – The National Cyber Security Center (NCSC)
has teamed up with the Social Security Corporation (SSC) to roll out
a joint public awareness campaign under the banner “Know to Protect
Yourself.”

The targeted campaign is designed to sharpen public defenses against
digital identity theft and train citizens to spot the difference
between legitimate government platforms and lookalike pages
impersonating the SSC.

This joint offensive comes in response to a rise in online scams that
illegally hijack official state logos and institutional branding.
Both entities are urging the public to source all information and
digital transactions exclusively from verified government portals,
warning against engagement with suspicious accounts whose sole
purpose is to misdirect users or harvest private data.

Central to the campaign is a digital literacy push detailing the
SSC’s verified web links and official communication streams as the
only authoritative sources for benefits, news, and services. The
initiative explicitly outlines the dangers of sharing personal data
or interacting with copycat accounts, cutting off avenues for
fraudsters looking to exploit unsuspecting citizens.

To maximize public reach, the security alerts and educational content
will be heavily distributed across the website networks and social
media feeds of both organizations. In a move to ensure complete
accessibility, all campaign media will feature integrated sign
language translation to deliver these vital security warnings to the
hearing-impaired community.

//Petra// AA