Kids' Safety

With more kids locked down at home, parents can help guide their children’s online exposure and behavior. Here’s how.

Help your grade school kid navigate the Internet safely with these online cyber security tips.

The best way to fight cybercriminals is through education, and that can start at any age. Here are a few tips to help your middle school child explore the Internet freely.

Children today can access more information than any generation before. Because of the Internet they now have a wealth of information that can enrich their lives in new and wondrous ways. But the...

Navigating the web comes easy to today's kids of all ages. Learn more about protecting their security online.

Children are among the most active internet users, and are unfortunately subject to a number of threats. If you allow your children to spend considerable time surfing the web, it's important to know what threats they face. Here are some of the most common online threats to children to help you ensure yours stay safe.

The abundance of technology that helps you with your studies, and adventures can come with possible threats. Learn how to use it safely to your advantage.

Do we take the right measures to protect our children against the most common mobile risks? Review these tips to find out how you can help your kids stay safe on their mobile devices.

Cyberbullying uses online communication to threaten, abuse, or degrade children, teens, and others. Learn the warning signs.

College is a whole new world. Between living on your own, meeting new people, and picking out classes you care about, there are some important things to consider while embracing your independence.

Many parents struggle to evaluate how old their children should be to safely surf the Internet, handle instant messaging, use smartphones and set up social networking sites. Learn the steps to introduce technology to your child.

While many kids may seem comfortable with the Internet, we sometimes forget that they’re still learning. Are they prepared to spot the risks and pitfalls of being constantly connected on social media?