Internet Safety and Etiquette Guidelines for a Secure Online Experience
Learn the essential internet safety and etiquette practices to keep yourself, friends, and family safe online. Understand the importance of safeguarding private information, practicing strong password protection, and promoting good online behavior. Follow these guidelines to navigate the digital world securely.
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Internet Safety and Etiquette Chris Greco, CySA+, CISSP
What are the Expectations? You will be safe Your friends will be safe Your family will be safe This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND
How Do We Achieve This? Best Friends Does NOT mean BFF There are things you NEVER share with friends To keep you, your friends, and your family safe be cautious Would you give someone the key to your house?
Keeping You Safe Remember that the internet is like a highway Obey the rules or crash Simple rules for keeping you safe Never share private information Never share password or user ID Passwords should be strong (more on that in a second) Share good internet etiquette with family and friends This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA
Keeping Your Family Safe Speak UP! Tell the family about not sharing private information NEVER click on links within email NEVER share Wi-Fi password or even User ID NEVER give your birthday or other information on social media
Keeping Your Friends Safe Share the warnings in this presentation Never ask your friends for their password or ID Tell your friends not to share personal information NEVER try to break into anyone s account EVER Don t dare someone to break into an account This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY- NC-ND
What CAN you do? Understand that the internet is a set of individual accounts Your cell phone belongs to you, and not your address Your passwords and userIDs are way too valuable to waste With your birthday and birth place, a hacker can do some damage This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-ND
Basic Rules of Internet Etiquette Help others (share what you know, NOT what you are!) Practice strong password protection (next slide) Never be a troll (never write anonymous what you could not say aloud) NEVER (EVER) break into someone s account for any reason! Basically, treat others as you would expect to be treated There is no such thing as a Gray Hat (only Black or White Hats) This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND
Strong Passwords Tips Use a phrase that only you would know I love my parents and they love me Take the first letter of the words iLmpatlM (change some to uppercase) Change the i to 1 and the a to @ - 1Lmp@tlM You could also have 4 words that are not associated: HorseStapleBatteryLog Easy to remember and hard to break (harder than the last one!) Add a few numbers (NOT birthday or age) to the end to increase strength
Want to Learn More? Granpappy Turtle series has information on cyber security Will send books to your teacher for review Ensure that you always consider other people Work hard to teach others what you learned today With great power comes great responsibility - Spiderman
More Information https://iamcybersafe.org/s/ This site will give you, your teachers, and your parents more information on safety on the internet ISC2 (ISC-Squared) is the international organization for cyber safety and cyber security
Contact Information www.grectech.com Your teacher has my email contact information if you need it There are plenty of very skilled cyber security experts in the Chicago area YOU can become one of those if you continue to share safe practices
