1. Introduction
- Importance of cybersecurity for families:
- Protects personal information and financial data.
- Keeps children safe from online threats.
2. Parental Controls
- Setting up parental controls on devices:
- Use built-in parental controls on smartphones, tablets, and computers.
- Set age-appropriate content restrictions.
- Managing screen time for kids:
- Set daily limits on screen time.
- Encourage breaks and offline activities.
3. Online Safety Education
- Talking to children about online safety:
- Discuss the importance of not sharing personal information.
- Teach children how to recognise and avoid online dangers.
- Educating children about the dangers of phishing:
- Explain how phishing works.
- Teach children to verify the legitimacy of emails and messages.
4. Safe Online Practices
- Safe online gaming practices:
- Use privacy settings in games to control who can contact your child.
- Monitor game interactions for inappropriate behaviour.
- Tips for safe video calling with family:
- Use reputable video calling apps.
- Set up privacy settings to restrict who can call.
5. Protecting Personal Information
- Protecting family members from identity theft:
- Shred sensitive documents before disposal.
- Use strong, unique passwords for online accounts.
- Using family sharing features securely:
- Set up family sharing for apps and subscriptions.
- Control access to shared content and purchases.
6. Addressing Cyber Threats
- Recognising and addressing cyberbullying:
- Look for signs of cyberbullying (e.g., changes in behaviour).
- Encourage open communication and report incidents.
- Creating a family internet safety plan:
- Set rules for online behaviour and device use.
- Discuss how to handle online threats and emergencies.
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