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Cybersecurity
Training/Parenting in the Digital Age: What Lies Behind Your Child's Screen?
How much do we know about what our children experience online? The National Cybersecurity Authority (AKSK), in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, is organizing the meeting: "Parenting in the Digital Age: What Lies Behind Your Child's Screen?" A dedicated space to openly discuss the challenges children face in the digital environment and the role parents play in preventing and addressing them. The focus of the meeting includes: children's online safety and privacy, social networks and data protection, cyberbullying and harassment, inappropriate or dangerous content and contacts, communication and trust between parents and children, signs to watch for, and reporting methods. Through practical advice and expert discussions, parents will better understand online risks and concrete ways to support and protect their children. The meeting will be held both in person and online. To participate, register at: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/7AGQNVzV7q?origin=lpr Child online safety is a shared responsibility.