Family Safety Online

When acting responsibly, your children can explore the online world and build their own identity without oversharing and exposing too much on the internet.

Algorithms have been used for thousands of years in one shape or another, and now play a crucial role in providing information, but their influence on shaping opinions, especially among children and young adults, has raised concerns.

While online, children may face many challenges. But when met with potential danger, do they know how to react? We have prepared three scenarios your children might experience online.

Back-to-school season offers a great opening for phishing, ransomware and other scams.

Social media data is accessible to many more than you might realize.

Deepfakes can be both entertaining, but also terrifying, and as we approach an age where nothing's certain, how do we make sure that our kids are aware of a deepfake's real power?

A short guide to avoiding Christmas scams.

Anti-Bullying Week, an annual campaign that aims to combat bullying and abuse at school, is running from Monday, November 16, to Friday, November 20, this year. Anti-Bullying Week is organized by the Anti-Bullying Alliance, and this year’s theme is “United Against Bullying,” encouraging teachers, parents, and caregivers to emphasize the power that people can have when they come together to tackle a challenge such as bullying.

Part two of a Q&A with the ESET team on keeping children safe online.