Announcing Our Cyber Security Awareness Video Contest
Local Area High School Students Enter and Win
Want to see how your directorial, acting, or film editing skills stack up against your peers? Do you have that Hollywood flare with a heart for cyber security awareness? Enter our Cyber Security Awareness Video contest. We are accepting video entries that focus on a cyber security awareness topic from local area high school students. Topics can range from identity theft, texting, social networks services, malware, etc. Offical Entry Requirements >>
Hook, Line & Stinker
Don't get reeled in by phishing scams
In a phishing scam, you receive an email message that appears to come from a legitimate source, like your bank or some other reputable company. The authentic-looking message instructs you to follow an enclosed Web link—usually to “confirm your account” or “verify your information immediately.” Don’t fall for these scams! And if you’re confident that you can recognize a fake and would know better than to click that link, think again... More >>
Too Much Information
What to reveal on social networking sites
Popular websites like Facebook, MySpace, etc. make it easy to share your photos, whereabouts, contact info, and interests with friends. But be careful not to put your safety or your future at risk. The words and images you post on the Internet may be available for years, and your profile may be viewed by future employers and school admissions officials, as well as identity thieves, spammers, and stalkers... More >>
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Computers in your living space
Parents did you know that safest place to have a computer in your house is in the living space like the kitchen or family room? When computers are placed in strategically social places in the home, it discourages inappropriate use of the computer on the Internet.
