Scam Protection is a bundled plan that brings together NordProtect’s best tools for online safety. It helps you stay safe online by monitoring the dark web, detecting scam activity, blocking phishing sites, and covering you against cyber extortion, online fraud, and digital scams.
It’s built to keep you aware and protected — preventing scams where possible, and providing insurance coverage if they occur.
Scam Protection combines proven online security tools and services to help you stay alert, safe, and supported online.

Scam Protection is limited to internet-based scams and covers online fraud targeting your personal data or payments — including phishing, impersonation, fake stores, unlawful money transfers, and other scams such as romance or elderly fraud schemes.
Scam Protection brings practical safeguards together so you’re covered at every stage — from spotting risks early to limiting future exposure.
Dark Web Monitoring scans leaked databases for your emails, passwords, Social Security number, phone number, and credit or debit cards. If any of your details appear in a breach, you’ll get an instant alert.
With NordVPN and Threat Protection, you can browse safely, avoid scam websites, and stop malware before it spreads.
Online fraud, scam, and cyber extortion insurance help you recover financially if you fall victim to digital crime.
In the top-tier plan, the Incogni tool can help you request data removals from data brokers databases to limit any future exposure.
Activate Scam Protection in just a few quick, simple steps.
Get Scam Protection01. Get NordProtect
02. Set up protection
03. Stay alerted
Choose a plan that fits your lifestyle and digital habits. All plans include core scam awareness features; higher tiers add financial protection and data-removal tools.
Looking for broader coverage including identity restoration and credit monitoring?
Common online scams include phishing emails, fake shopping or investment websites, social-media impersonation, and data-breach schemes that aim to steal login or payment details.
Scam Protection covers online scams only, focusing on internet fraud and identity-theft risks — not phone or offline scams. For tips on avoiding the latter, see our guide on phone scams.
To know whether you’re being scammed online, watch for sudden payment requests from unfamiliar sources, messages that create urgency, or links that don’t match official domains.
To protect yourself from getting scammed, start with simple online security habits: Don’t share personal details through email or text, double-check website addresses before entering information, and use strong, unique passwords for every account. Also, enable two-factor authentication and keep your software up to date to close known vulnerabilities.
If you suspect an online scam, collect any related emails, links, or transaction records before reporting it. In the US, file a report with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at reportfraud.ftc.gov. You can also contact your bank or service provider to secure affected accounts and stop the scam before it spirals out into a full blown identity theft.
For more on handling identity-related fraud, visit our guide on how to report identity theft.