| Title |
Description |
| The Business
Software Alliance |
Organization dedicated to promoting a safe
and legal digital world. |
| C3 Institute |
Provides outreach services and resourcs to the educational community about the ethical, legal, safety, and security implications of technology use. |
| Center
for Online and Internet Addiction |
The Center for Online Addiction is dedicated specifically
to helping those who suffer from out of control online behavior.
Founded in 1995 by Dr. Kimberly Young, the center began as
a clearing house of information for people concerned with
Internet addiction problems. |
| ChildNet
International |
International non-profit organization
working with others to “help make the Internet a great
and safe place for children”.This website gives
news and background to Childnet’s work and serves as
a portal to Childnet’s
award-winning projects |
| CSIA:
Teaching Children Cyber Security and Ethics |
2005 Whitepaper [Archived
PDF] |
| Cyber
Safety |
Guide to Internet safety education,
and keeping kids safe online. With the rise of the Internet
has come a significant |
| Cybercrime
|
CCIPS Dept of Justice teaching young people,
how to use the Internet safely and responsibly. The term "cyberethics" refers
to a code of safe and responsible behavior for the Internet
community. |
| Cybersafety
tutorials |
From BC's Capilano College |
| CyberSmart |
Education Company provides free K-8 curriculum
and non-sequential lesson plans on cyber safety, cyber ethics,
and cyber security. |
| Cyberstalking |
Internet Security Systems consulting advice
site |
| EDUCAUSE |
EDUCAUSE is a nonprofit association whose
mission is to advance higher education by promoting the intelligent
use of information technology. Variety of materials and resources
on Cyberethics, safety and security found in their Resource
section.
|
| ETPRO
Cyberawareness Blog |
Blog related to Cyberethics, Cybersafety
and Cybersecurity (C3) issues |
| FBI
A parent's Guide to Internet Safety |
Advice to parents |
| GetNetWise.com
|
Portal of cyber safety and security
information primarily for parents. It contains a useful
summary of cognitive
perspectives of Internet safety issues for children at
different ages. The portal is produced by the non-profit
Internet Education Foundation and funded by a wide range
of private industry and public interest organizations. |
| iKeepSafe.org |
The Internet Keep Safe Coalition group teaches basic rules
of Internet safety to children and parents, reaching them
online and in school. Governors and/or first spouses formed
this coalition in partnership with a growing list of crime
prevention organizations, law enforcement agencies, foundations
and corporate sponsors. |
| Information
Week Blog on Child Safety |
Pros and cons and strategies related to Child Internet
safety on social networking environments |
| Internet
Fraud Complaint Center |
The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)
is a partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation
(FBI) and the
National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C). IC3's mission is
to serve as a vehicle to receive, develop, and refer criminal
complaints regarding the rapidly expanding arena of cyber
crime. |
| Internet
Safety Programming for Children and Youth, Parents, and
Professionals |
The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency
Prevention (OJJDP) provides the following information about
Internet
Safety programs to Internet Crimes Against Children. [Archived
PDF] |
| iSafeOnline |
Non-profit Internet safety foundation bringing Internet
safety education and awareness to K-12 students. It provides
free curriculum to K-12 schools in all 50 states. Programs
include teachers, parents and students. iSAFE also provides
education in cyber ethics for children. Primary funding is
from the U.S. Congress, with some corporate and individual
sponsors. |
| Katherine
Tarbox |
Links to other sites which promote safety
over the Internet. |
| MaMaMedia:
WebSafety Center |
Active in shaping policy that will make other Web sites
safer, too. We participated in the development of the Children's
Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), the first law designed
to keep kids safe on the Internet, and are recognized as
an industry leader in the implementation of it. Several Articles |
| National
Crime Prevention Council |
NCPC's Mission is to enable people to create
safer and more caring communities by addressing the causes
of crime and violence and reducing the opportunities for
crime to occur |
| NetSafe |
The internet safety group the website
of the Internet Safety Group of New Zealand (ISG). |
| Netsmartz |
Interactive, educational safety resource that teaches children
and teenagers how to be safe on the Internet. It includes
resources for teachers and parents, and online games for
children. The Workshop is primarily funded by the Dept. of
Justice Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
and the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Other partners
include the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children,
Hewlett-Packard, Cox Communications and Computer Associates. |
| Parent's
Guide to Internet Safety |
Published by the U.S. Federal Bureau of
Investigation. It teaches parents how to help prevent the
on-line exploitation
of children. |
| Parent
information - multimedia and powerpoint presentation
for parents |
Multimedia and PowerPoint presentation
for parents—Audio British Accent |
| SafetySurf |
The Internet's oldest and leading source
of internet monitoring and internet filtering software for
parents. |
| Safe
Kids |
A web site to teach parents about online safety for
their children. It is produced by Larry Magid, a syndicated
columnist for the Los Angeles Times who is a long-time advocate
for child safety online. |
| SANS
Info Security Reading Room |
White Papers, articles and resources for
the IA/IT personnel |
| Stay
Safe Online National |
National Cyber Security Alliances Information
and Resource Portal |
| UMCP
OIT Project NEThics |
UMCP’s unit promoting responsible use of information
technology through user education and policy enforcement |
| WebWiseKids |
Cyber Safety:Web Wise Kids has been committed to teaching children and their caregivers strategies for safe Internet use, including methods of detecting and deterring online predators |
| Wired
Kids |
Web sites include information for parents
and games for children. It’s noted for work in Internet-related
stalking, bullying, child pornography, identity theft, scams
and fraud,
and missing children. |
| WiredSafety |
Provides help, information and education to Internet and
mobile device users of all ages. We handle cases of cyberabuse
ranging from identity and credential theft, online fraud
and cyberstalking, to hacking and malicious code attacks. |
