NCF #CyberChat: Are You Sure You Aren't Sharing Unintended Info Online?
From cyberbullying to social networking to digital identity, each year Safer Internet Day aims to raise awareness of emerging online issues and current concerns. The National Cryptologic Foundation aims to help raise awareness and answer your questions to help make your internet experience safer.
Do you wonder how to protect your phone? Is that picture I posted really there forever? How do companies know I wanted clothing from a specific store? Is someone keeping track of the websites I visit? For Safer Internet Day, Charissa Kim, a young person from K-12 CyberTalk, will answer these questions and more along with tips on how to stay safe on the Internet.
This session is part of the NCF Cybersecurity series of virtual presentations. Register now via Nepris. If you are unable to attend, a link to the recording will be available at a later date via our website.
Click here or via the link below to view the archive of past NCF #CyberChats.
Key Questions
* What does a malicious email look like and what should I do about it?
* How do I minimize spam?
* What is phishing?
* What are the dangers of social media?
* What is a good password and how should I keep track of them?
* What do I do if I’m a victim of a cyber attack?
Expected Outcomes
Students will gain an awareness of the importance of staying safe on the internet, understand what malicious email looks like, and learn techniques on how to minimize spam. They'll also be able to explain the dangers of social media, understand where to go if you are a victim of cybercrime, and be able to summarize CISA’s campaign aimed at increasing the understanding of cyber threats and empowering the American public to be safer and more secure online.
