Tag: safer internet day

Online safety laws: What’s in store for children’s digital playgrounds?

February 7, 2023

As children’s safety and privacy online becomes a matter of increasing urgency, lawmakers around the world push ahead on new regulations in the digital realm. February 7th is Safer Internet Day (SID), an annual awareness campaign that started in Europe in 2004 and that aims to highlight the need for people to enjoy the benefits of the … More Online safety laws: What’s in store for children’s digital playgrounds?

Safer Internet Day: Together for a better internet

February 8, 2022

Today we stand by our friends and colleagues throughout the industry to make the internet a safer and better place for all, especially children. Together we can ensure a better internet. #SaferInternetDay #SID2022 From the Safer Internet Day website @ https://www.saferinternetday.org/ Join us on Tuesday, 8 February 2022 as we celebrate the 19th edition of Safer Internet Day with actions … More Safer Internet Day: Together for a better internet

It’s Safer Internet Day. So where is our Internet of Secure Things?

February 10, 2015

Today, Tuesday 10 February, has been declared “Safer Internet Day” – a day for all of us to work together to “create a better internet together”. A noble cause, and one that WeLiveSecurity strongly supports. But you’re probably fed to the back teeth with articles from us telling you to use unique hard-to-crack passwords on … More It’s Safer Internet Day. So where is our Internet of Secure Things?

7 out of 10 Irish youths shared photos that would embarrass them if made public

February 9, 2015

February 10th is Safer Internet Day, promoting online safety, particularly to young people. ESET Ireland has just completed its latest Irish online security survey which showed worrying results among Irish youth. Last year news headlines were full of stories of celebrities online accounts hacked and various private pictures including those of Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton, Rihanna, Arianna Grande … More 7 out of 10 Irish youths shared photos that would embarrass them if made public