Cyber Security. Keeping the internet safe for you and your family



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Cyber Security { Keeping the internet safe for you and your family

The Five Things you MUST do Learn the lay of the land Protect your identity Become a sceptic Be aware of stranger danger Be a good cyber citizen

Learn the lay of the land { Understand the threats and what you can do to keep safe.

The internet is everywhere

The next big thing YOU

Protect your identity { Your most valuable asset

Your Identity, Your Asset Definition: Personal informationidentifies you, your location or your financial assets. Obvious: name, age, sex, picture, phone number, address Less obvious: hobbies, interests, school mascot, gaming identities Used for phishing scams

The Top 20 Passwords

More Password Facts

Creating Secure Passwords

What is Identity Theft Unraveling the facts Identity thieves are clever, posing as friends, relatives and banks, to get people to reveal personal information. Watch for https and URL posers like paypa1. (Phishing) Teens are just as likely as adults to become victims of identity theft --when applying for a driver's license they may find one already has been issued using their name and Tax File Number, DL Number, Centrelink Customer Number etc..

More Identity Tips Remember to share guidelines with your family: Do not share personal information such as your name, age, sex, picture, location/address, phone number, hobbies, interests, and tax file number, or bank account numbers. Create nicknames that do not reflect your own name or anything personal.

Become a sceptic { Don t believe everything you read on the internet

Pick the Fake

Phishing 101

Spoofing 101

More Phishing

And spoofing

Top 10 Scams

If in doubt, check it out Remember if it sounds too good to be true IT IS! Resources: Urban Legends Debunked snopes.com SCAMS uncovered: scamnet.wa.gov.au Financial Scams moneysmart.gov.au

Stranger Danger { In a digital world, where everyone is a stranger

What is a Cyber Predator Definition: A Cyber predator uses the Internet to hunt for victims to take advantage of in ANY way, including sexually, emotionally, psychologically or financially Cyber predators know how to manipulate kids, creating trust and friendship where none should exist

How findable are you?

Quick, easy & dangerous!

Identifying a Predator Unraveling the facts What children need to look out for is nota certain stereotype of a dangerous person but certain types of behavior Excessive Praise Questions about what they re wearing or what they re doing? Questions designed to determine whether their parents are nearby including where s the computer in the house

Reporting the problem If you suspect that you are being stalked or the victim of inappropriate communication, report it to a trusted adult and/or to Crime Stoppers. http://crimestoppers.com.au/ 1-800-333-000

Cyber Bullying { And other things to think about as a good cyber citizen

What is Cyber Bullying

4 Types of Cyber Bullies

Who gets Bullied?

What we can do

Cyber Citizenship { How to be a good citizen online

The Dos DOuse the Internet to help with schoolwork. DOuse the Internet to "visit" museums in far away places DObe careful about talking to "strangers" on a computer network DOrespect the privacy of other users on the Internet DObe careful when you "download" (copy) programs from the Internet

And the Don t s DON'Tgive your password to anyone DON'Tanswer messages that make you feel uncomfortable because they seem improper, indecent, or threatening DON'Tgive any personal information, such as your family's address, phone number, credit card DON'Tarrange to meet anyone you've met on the Internet without telling your parents DON'Ttry to hack into computers DON'Tsteal copyrighted programs, books, magazines, movies or music. DON T view, copy or share pornography DON'Tcopy material that you find on the Internet and pretend that it's your own work.

Top Tips for Parents Keep your computer in a central and open location Use the Internetwith your children Implement parental control tools Consider partitioning your computer into separate accounts Know who your children's online friends are and supervise their chat areas Teach your children never to give out personal information Know who to contact if you believe your child is in danger Have a digital lights out policy switch it off at night.

What we have covered Learn the lay of the land Protect your identity Become a sceptic Be aware of stranger danger Be a good cyber citizen

Where you can find out more www.cybersmart.gov.au