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2. www.getcybersafe.gc.ca › en › resourcesKeep the kids in your life cyber safe: a checklist

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   Here’s a checklist you can go through with the kids in your life to make sure they’re being safe during their time online. For more cyber security fun, play Get Cyber Safe Agency together to solidify these concepts. Make a list of all the devices your kids use that connect to the internet. Make a list of all the accounts your kids are using.

3. protectchildren.ca › en › programs-and-initiativesProtectKidsOnline.ca - Canadian Centre for Child Protection

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   ProtectKidsOnline is a one-stop website where parents/guardians of kids, tweens, and teens can get free cyber safety information from internet safety and childhood education professionals.

4. www.getcybersafe.gc.ca › en › blogsCyber security for kids: An introduction - Get Cyber Safe

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   • Phishing Isn’T Just For Adults
   • Oversharing Can Lead to Compromised Accounts
   • Malware Might Look Appealing
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   Phishing is a tactic that cyber criminals use to steal personal and financial information from their targets. It’s one of the most common cyber threats to Canadians today. While phishing PhishingAn attempt by a third party to solicit confidential information from an individual, group, or organization by mimicking or spoofing, a specific, usually we...

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   When it comes to the internet, not every piece of information needs to be stolen for a criminal to get access to it. If kids aren’t careful with what they share online, they could be doing a cyber criminal’s work for them. Children don’t always know what information is safe to share and what isn’t. For example, telling everyone at school that it’s ...

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   Malware, short for malicious software SoftwareA computer program that provides instructions which enable the computer hardware to work. System software, such as Windows, Linux or MacOS, operate the machine itself, and applications software, such as spreadsheet or word processing programs, provide specific functionality., is a type of program that i...

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   The internet is home to all sorts of fun content that appeals directly to kids. By teaching them simple stepsthey can take to stay safe online, you can help keep online activities enjoyable, educational and cyber safe for your entire family.

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5. www.canada.ca › en › public-healthResources to keep children safe online - Canada.ca

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   This infographic provides parents with tips and ideas to help keep children safe online. This technical note sets out some of the key priorities and recommendations on how to mitigate children’s exposure to online risks and promote positive online experiences for children.

6. www.canada.ca › en › public-safety-canadaHelp protect your child from cyberbullying - Canada.ca

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   Setting some simple ground rules with your child can help keep them safe online. Here are some tips: Insist your child use privacy settings. Make sure your child knows how to use the privacy settings and how to restrict who sees the messages, images or videos they post on social media sites and apps.

7. protectkidsonline.ca › app › enProtectKidsOnline.ca

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   Operated by the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, ProtectKidsOnline.ca is designed to assist parents/guardians in protecting their children on the Internet and reducing their risk of victimization.

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   How do I protect my kids from cyber threats?

   • Some threats, like phishing, happen all over the internet. Set a good example when using your own devices. You never know when they might be watching and what habits they might pick up (like running regular software updates). Go through the kids cyber security checklist with your kids.

   Keep the kids in your life cyber safe: a checklist

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   How do I make my kids Cyber Safe?

   • You never know when they might be watching and what habits they might pick up (like running regular software updates). Go through the kids cyber security checklist with your kids. Let them take the lead when it comes to getting your whole family cyber safe. They may even be able to teach you a thing or two!

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   How do I make my kids safe online?

   • Here’s a checklist you can go through with the kids in your life to make sure they’re being safe during their time online. For more cyber security fun, play Get Cyber Safe Agency together to solidify these concepts. Make a list of all the devices your kids use that connect to the internet. Make a list of all the accounts your kids are using.

   Keep the kids in your life cyber safe: a checklist

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   What can kids learn about cyber security?

   • There are simple practices kids can learn today to prepare them for a lifetime of cyber security. Here are a few things you can teach kids to look out for when they’re online. Phishing is a tactic that cyber criminals use to steal personal and financial information from their targets. It’s one of the most common cyber threats to Canadians today.

   Cyber security for kids: An introduction - Get Cyber Safe

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   Is your child doing a cyber criminal's work?

   • If kids aren’t careful with what they share online, they could be doing a cyber criminal’s work for them. Children don’t always know what information is safe to share and what isn’t. For example, telling everyone at school that it’s your birthday may be a cool thing to do, but sharing that same information online might not be.

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   How do I protect my child's account?

   • When your child signs into one of their accounts, they will be asked for another authenticator like a fingerprint or SMS code. This added layer of security will help keep their accounts secured. Ask your kids what websites they visit often. See if any popular threats are associated with those websites and warn your kids what to watch out for.

   Keep the kids in your life cyber safe: a checklist

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9. www.getcybersafe.gc.ca › en › blogCyber threats families need to watch out for - Get Cyber Safe

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   There are many cyber threats online, and it can be hard for families to protect themselves against them, especially the scams targeting children. Be aware of the threats your family could be exposed to and talk to the kids in your life about how they can stay safe online.