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ONLINE SAFTEY, hi miss - Coggle Diagram

- - - - How prevent it
        
        More info
        https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/collection/small-business-guide/avoiding-phishing-attacks
      - Email Filtering
      - Never provide your personal information
      - Have a Data Security Platform to spot signs of an attack
        
        Set up firewalls
        
        Don't click on untrustworthy links
- - - - Keep up-to-date. Update your system, browser, and important apps regularly, taking advantage of automatic updating when it's available. ...
      - Antivirus software. ...
      - Antispyware software. ...
      - use Firewalls. ...
      - Choose strong passwords. ...
      - Use stronger authentication. ...
      - Be careful what you click links. ...
      - Shop safely.
- - - - What are online predators?
        Internet users known as "online predators" prey on children and teenagers for sexual and violent ends. Inappropriate exposure of information and images, child grooming, sexual activity, online harassment, and threatening behaviour are some examples of this.
        Internet users known as "online predators" prey on children and teenagers for sexual and violent ends. Inappropriate exposure of information and images, child grooming, sexual activity, online harassment, and threatening behaviour are some examples of this.
    - - Talk to your child about online predators. ...
      - Discuss risky behaviour.
      - Spell out what a risky relationship is.
      - Talk about the dangers of chat rooms.
      - Warn your child about online flirting.
      - How to prevent online predators
      - Don't trust random people who you meet online
      - An ExampleOnline Predators Ask You for Pictures or Request to Video Chat. Strangers might send you friend requests with a fake picture pretending to be your age. If you chat with a stranger online, they might send you a non-threatening picture of someone your age to make you think it's them
- - - - In either case, they will be able to:
      - Hijack your usernames and passwords.
      - Steal your money and open credit card and bank accounts in your name.
      - Ruin your credit.
      - Request new account Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) or additional credit cards.
- - - - An example When a person who is vulnerable e.g. a child researches/ looks up something online and google makes a result that is inappropriate or disturbing for )
      - What to do if you see or someone you know sees something online that they didn’t mean to.
        Unfortunately you can’t unsee things that you have already seen. But if you are worried about the image or information you have seen online, tell someone you trust or if you feel like that is not an option go to https://www.childline.org.uk/ for extra support.