UPDATED 3 June 2026: The Cyber Trust Family Internet Safety Project has now published seven educational videos on its YouTube Channel. These cover Google Family Link, Qustodio, MSpy, Norton Family, Microsoft Family Safety, Net Nanny and Apple Parental Controls which …
School data management platform Wonde have partnered with The Cyber Trust to raise awareness of online harms and revolutionise internet safety for children and families. When 1 in 4 children don’t feel safe online, safeguarding young people in the digital …
At the end of March 2025 Cyber Security Challenge UK will be closing after 15 brilliant years. The good news is that much of their popular content, including CybergamesUK.com, CyberLand, their Teaching/Lesson plans and much more has been donated to …
The summer holidays are here, and it’s more important than ever for parents and carers to equip themselves with the knowledge and tools to ensure their child’s online safety. Without the daily structure of school, young people might be tempted …
What has The Cyber Trust Family Internet Safety Project got to do with getting more people involved with Cyber Security and online safety careers? Whilst the recent UK Online Safety Act 2023 sets out to protect children from the worst …
Recently I made a visit to see IT Schools Africa (ITSA) who are a Charity based in Cheltenham. They have collected over 115,000 computers and laptops which they wipe, refurbish and upgrade before sending out to their NGOs in Kenya, …
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What happens to young people on the web and how can you help prevent online exploitation? Victoria Knight @Victori51716748 of @BAESystems_AI reports from a recent event hosted by University of Manchester and supported by GCHQ and the Marie Collins Foundation which …
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A virtual school teaching teenagers cyber-security skills has been set up by the government to ensure the next generation maintains the UK’s “world-leading” cyber sector. While schools across the country are currently shut due to the coronavirus lockdown, pupils …
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