CYBER SECURTIY
Awareness for Family
Internet has
become a necessary tool for the Family. Home computers or Mobiles are often
shared with every member of the family, including children and teenagers. The
Internet can connect you and your family to all types of resources. Using
computer with internet, you and your family can read the latest news, look up
for information, do online shopping, do online booking of household items,
listen to music, play games, buy things, or e-mail friends. The possibilities
for learning and exploring on the Internet are endless. However, not all
information and resources are safe and reliable.
How to make
sure you and your family's experience on the Internet is safe, educational, and
fun Both online shopping and the downloading of software or files need to be
discussed with all members or supervised by adults to make sure your personal
and financial information remains safe and secure.
The very
nature of the Internet helps to connect to people and resources which have some
risk of people intruding into your system. There are also other types of
threats, such as companies that track what you do on the Internet. While there
is no guarantee that you will be safe on internet, but there are many things
you can do to protect yourself and family members while using the Internet.
The
Internet can be a helpful source of information and advice, but you and your
family members can't trust everything you read. Anyone can put any information
on the Internet, and not all of it is reliable. Some people and organizations
may take the necessary Tip s and take care about the accuracy of the
information what they post. In parallel, some may give false information
intentionally.
When you are
online and using social media kindly consider the following:
·
Online
information is usually not private.
·
People
online are not always who they say they are.
·
Anyone can
put information online.
·
You can't
trust everything you read online.
·
You and your
family may unexpectedly and unintentionally find material on the Web that is
offensive, pornographic (including child pornography), obscene, violent, or
racist.
Certain tips for parents in the family for safe surfing
Tip 1 :
Secure your home Wi-Fi network.
Tip 2 :
Consider Common Place for Computer to Children and Family
Tip 3 :
Set Family Rules for Accessing Internet
Tip 4 :
Understand the need and set boundaries for online safety
Tip 5 :
Sign for Agreement and Online pledge among family members for appropriate
online behavior
Tip 6 :
Secure Your Computer
Tip 7 :
Keep your software up to date
Tip 8 :
Install Antivirus, Desktop Firewall solutions against malware and unauthorized
access
Tip 9 :
Back up your system
Tip 10 :
Use separate standard user accounts for family members
Tip 11 :
Create strong and easy remember passwords for your accounts
Tip 12 :
Secure your web browser before accessing Internet
Tip 13 :
Be careful online and don't click suspicious links
Tip 14 :
Ensure safe browsing for everyone, even for grand parents!
Tip 15 : Download and install
software from trusted sources only.
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