Cyber Safety for Kids
 

There are risks involved in mobile gaming. But you can avoid the scammers. Learn how.

The sheer volume of digital devices in our lives means that we probably use headphones more than any previous generation but are we doing our hearing ...

Parents want what’s best for their children, and that includes cybersecurity. We have a put together a couple of ideas that can help with that.

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Scammers make bogus offers of free in-game currencies to gain access to your gaming account and your credit card or use your machine to mine Bitcoin.

There are risks involved in mobile gaming. But you can avoid the scammers. Learn how.

Whether you’re a pro gamer, casual player, or parent of a child glued to their PC, if you don’t have device protection, you risk hackers accessing your information while playing online.

Too much “screen time” — the catchall term for time spent using devices, television and video games — can have negative effects on kids.

The survey found over three quarters of Aussie kids use the internet unsupervised, and two thirds of parents do not limit access to certain websites and apps

Navigating the web comes easy to today's kids of all ages. Learn more about protecting their security online.

Parents today are challenged with the pros and cons of giving their child digital freedom. Limiting a child’s access to the Internet could impact their ability to learn and develop. However, the Internet could also expose kids to threats and information far beyond their capacity to handle.

Many parents struggle to evaluate how old their children should be to safely surf the Internet, handle instant messaging, use smartphones and set up social networking sites. Learn the steps to introduce technology to your child.

Children are among the most active Internet users, and are unfortunately subject to a number of threats. If you allow your children to spend considerable time surfing the web, its important to know...

Do we take the right measures to protect our children against the most common mobile risks? Review these tips to find out how you can help your kids stay safe on their mobile devices.

Social media safety for kids is a concern for parents. Here are a few online safety tips to help teens and parents navigate social media.

Online socializing has good and bad sides to it. While it has opened a whole new dimension of ways to communicate and has added convenience to our lifestyles, it unfortunately has some unpleasant effects, too.

Children today can access more information than any generation before. Because of the Internet they now have a wealth of information that can enrich their lives in new and wondrous ways. But the...

College is a whole new world. Between the excitement of living on your own, meeting new, interesting people, and picking out classes you actually care about, there are some equally important things to consider while embracing your full-fledged independence.

The abundance of technology that helps you with your studies, and adventures can come with possible threats. Learn how to use it safely to your advantage.

The best way to fight cybercriminals is through education, and that can start at any age. Here are a few tips to help your middle school child explore the Internet freely.

Help your grade school kid navigate the Internet safely with these online cyber security tips.

Game streaming comes with several online safety issues. Learn how to help protect your child against these threats.

What can happen if you buy a discounted activation key from a grey-market seller? Plenty, and none of it is good. Learn more.

With more kids locked down at home, parents can help guide their children’s online exposure and behavior. Here’s how.

With Safer Internet Day 2019 on today, now is the ideal time to remind parents that one of the best ways to ensure their home is internet-safe is by practicing the 4Rs of cyber safety: Respect, Responsibility, Reasoning, and Resilience.