1. Digital

2. On our computers
Keep your
browser and
operating system
up to date –
Old software has
security
problems http://windows.microsoft.com/en-
us/internet-explorer/internet-explorer-
help#internet-explorer=top-solutions

3. Download this
Keep an eye on what
you click and download
Install from a
trusted source
Sites like Lookout
keep track

4. Online?
• Use trusted bookmarks
• Type address directly into browser
• Look for https:// – which signals website is
encrypted

5. Firefox
Update Firefox: http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/update/

6. Google
Google Tools
Google encourages you to add an extra layer of security by
enabling 2-step verification.
2-step verification requires you to have access to your
phone, as well as your username and password, when you
sign in.
http://www.google.com/goodtoknow/

7. Safe
Search
Turn SafeSearch on or off
Visit the Search Settings page at
www.google.com/preferences
In the "SafeSearch filters" section > check the box
next to "Filter explicit results" > Save
SafeSearch should remain set as long as cookies are
enabled on your computer

8. Image Search

9. Secure Your Passwords
Use a unique password for
each of your important
accounts
Use a long password made up
of numbers, letters and
symbols
Try using a phrase that only
you know
Set up your password
recovery options and keep
them up-to-date

10. Oh No I’m Hit!
If your computer is infected with malware, remove it as soon as you can
avast!
AVG
AVIRA
BitDefender
ESET Smart Security
F-Secure
G DATA
Kaspersky Lab Internet Security
McAfee
MacScan (for Mac users)
Microsoft Security Essentials
Norton Internet Security
TrendMicro
Malwarebytes

11. On our phones
Set a passcode > Settings >General > Passcode Lock

12. On Our Devices (iPads)

13. Kindle

14. Resources for Families
Wired Safety: https://www.wiredsafety.org/
“My line "what you post online stays
online...forever" is often quoted. Old archival
sites aren't the issue. The Facebooks, YouTubes
and Twitters of the world are. Your posts are
reposted, saved, printed and shared.”
Parry Atfab

15. Tween & Teen Angels
Kids helping kids stay safe
http://tweenangels.org/ aged seven to twelve
cybersafety group
Teenangels award winning program for teens

16. SnapChat – be on the look out!
SnapChat – Take a photo, share >the image sent
dissolves after 10 seconds, and the tool won't
allow you to save it.
Good news photo dissolves
Bad news screen shots

17. Is Facebook Right for My child?
Five questions parents need to ask

18. Is a movie right for my child?
CommonSense Media has movie, book and TV reviews:
http://www.commonsensemedia.org/movie-reviews/despicable-me-2

19. Common Sense
Media Great
resource
for
families

20. Common Sense
Media
Tips Sheets by Age groups
K-5
6-8
9-12
Agreements to make with your kids