About Us

Our Aims and Objectives

1. Helping children and vulnerable adults be smart, confident explorers of the online world by offering online safety lessons that will teach them about how to use the internet respectfully and sensibly.
2. Teaching children and vulnerable adults basic computer security practices, such as how to avoid unsecured Wi-Fi, use unique, safe and secure passwords and not share PII on insecure websites, along with knowing when it is safe to download files.
3. To ensure young people and vulnerable adults are informed consumers of digital technologies, safe enough to surf the internet without fear and smart enough to know what to do if they see inappropriate content.
4. Safe and positive experiences online: Teaching every child and vulnerable adults about how to recognise dangers online, including what healthy and unhealthy relationships look like.
5. Working with children and young people and empowering them to be part of the solution in the fast-moving environment of the online digital world by equipping them with digital skills for development.

CYBER FOR CHILDREN

We all have a collective responsibility to protect children from any kind of harm, whether as parents, community and business leaders or school teachers and can all play a role in shaping the kind of society we want for our future generations, preparing them for life in the modern world.
What harm are children exposed to online?

Safety as an ‘absolute priority’
We want young people to be informed consumers of this technology, safe enough to surf the internet without fear and smart enough to know what to do if they see inappropriate content.

CYBER FOR PARENTS

How do you ensure Cyber Safety for your digital Child and be a cyber aware child caretaker? How do you set digital ground rules, Build family-friendly experiences and how do you find content and experiences for children?
How do you explain Cybersecurity to your 5yr old?
SAY:
“ There are people who try to take advantage of others by stealing their private information or money. These people may use different methods to get what they want, so it’s always a good idea to avoid downloading something or visiting a website that appears suspicious”

CYBER AT THE WORKPLACE

Over 90% of successful data breaches start with phishing attacks, which use emails to lure employees into clicking on something they shouldn’t. User error contributes to nearly 25% of cyber breaches.

Cybersecurity and Why it is important is crucial at workplaces. Good cybersecurity practices at workplaces such as the need to
Understand Strengthening business account security and securing business and personal devices. Good practice measures for the protection of bulk data. Knowing WHAT to protect, WHO to protect it, and HOW to protect it