Your Cyber Safety Toolkit
Think of these as your online superpowers.
Protect Your Passwords
Use strong, unique passwords for your important accounts. Never share your password with friends or strangers.
Try Our Password generator →Watch Out for Phishing
Some messages are designed to trick you into clicking a link or giving away information. If something feels weird, stop and ask an adult.
Learn More →Personal Information
Think Before You Share, Be careful about sharing your name, address, school, phone number, passwords, or location.
Learn More →Online Strangers
People online may not always be who they say they are. Never meet an online stranger in person without a trusted adult.
Learn More →Protect Your Devices
Keep your phone, tablet, and computer updated. Use screen locks and only install apps from trusted sources.
Learn More →Speak Up
If something online makes you uncomfortable, scared, or confused, tell a trusted adult. You won't get in trouble for asking for help.
Learn More →🛑 STOP. THINK. ASK.
Before clicking a link, downloading something, or sharing information: Stop and think about whether it is safe. If you're not sure, ask a trusted adult.
Be careful with unexpected messages and emails.
Don't click unexpected links just because someone sent them.
Stop and check with a trusted adult.
Trust your instincts and ask for help.
Something Doesn't Feel Right?
You don't have to solve an online problem by yourself. Talk to a parent, teacher, counselor, or another trusted adult.
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