The FBI put out a statement on Thursday providing some tips for students, parents, and teachers regrading internet safety.

Almost every lesson on Internet safety warns against posting personal information such as phone numbers and school names. Researchers are now suggesting, though, that such advice, however well ...

Safer Internet Day might sound like a corny thing, but with Twitter's recent hack and others this year, it's a good time to follow these security tips.

Cybercrime isn’t just a futuristic Hollywood plotline, it’s a real threat that targets everyone—from wide-eyed kids to seasoned adults and wise grandparents.

June is National Internet Safety Month. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, you might find yourself surfing the web more often than usual.

Many young students will now be spending tremendously more time on computers and tablets than ever before and may not be aware of the scams they could be exposed to.

The Family Online Safety Institute provides safety contracts as well as Internet safety tips for parents and kids.

This complete internet safety guide for kids will tell you everything you need to know to make sure your children can safely search the web.

Starting with these tips below as a framework can help structure your campus’ internet safety plan and flesh it out to meet your institution’s needs.

School has officially begun for most districts in our area, and most have incorporated some form of online learning into school programming. This means teachers, administrators, students and ...

The internet is not safe. There are lots of threats such as hackers trying to gain access to computers, spyware that report your activities to their creators, Trojans disguised as useful programs ...

The Houston Police Department’s Internet Crimes Against Children taskforce provided safety tips for parents to keep their children safe online in observance of Child Internet Safety Day on Tuesday.