Resources
Knowledge is your best defence.
Empower yourself with trusted cyber resources to stay safe and secure
Educators
Guiding Our Future Leaders. Educators play a crucial role in guiding future leaders. These modules aim to help integrate cyber safety in the classroom while respecting local values. They focus on protecting student information and teaching online respect and safety. By modelling good practices, educators empower students to use technology positively while avoiding digital risks.
Community
Ensuring the safety of our community. The community focuses on safety by supporting members like church groups, sports teams, and local businesses. Modules provide guidance on recognising "fakes" and online scams, helping to identify cyber threats and strengthen community security.
Parents & Guardians
Protecting Our Homes and Family. Parents and guardians can safeguard their families by utilising the informative tips provided in these modules. They present straightforward steps and interactive exercises designed to foster trust and communication, empowering children to navigate the online world in a safe and responsible manner.
Young Children 5-10 years
Staying Safe Online. Young children can learn about online safety through engaging stories and activities. They will discover the importance of treating others kindly, not sharing personal information, and being honest with parents or teachers about any online concerns.
Young Adults 11-18 years
Navigating the Digital Waves. As the most connected generation in the Pacific, these modules help you manage your digital footprint to protect future career opportunities and your family's reputation. Learn how to enhance privacy settings on social media, develop healthy online habits to avoid addiction, and learn to identify and address online misconduct and so much more!
Adults
Securing Your Livelihood. In the digital age, protecting your online information is vital for activities like selling and shopping, banking, and connecting with family. This guide offers tips on creating strong passphrases, and avoiding scams and misinformation.
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Young People - Digital Footprint
What is a digital footprint?
It’s the trail you leave online through posts, photos, likes, and searches.
Scams
Can we trust the internet and links sent to us? Learn about the different types of scams and what to do if you are scammed.
Cyberbullying
Nobody likes a bully. Learn how bullying has taken to the digital world and how best to manage cyberbullying. Protect yourself and others!
Digital Enviroment
In a ever-evolving digital world, learn what exciting concepts are on the horizon as well as the risks involved.
Grooming
Understand the warning signs and what to do if you or someone you know is targeted.
Social Media
How well do you know social media? Explore the benefits as well as the dangers.
Resources
APNIC
APNIC is the Regional Internet Registry for the Asia Pacific, managing and distributing Internet number resources like IP addresses (IPv4 and IPv6) and Autonomous System Numbers (ASNs). We support the growth of the Internet in a sustainable way, ensuring it remains open, stable, and secure. APNIC works with network operators, governments, and other organisations to achieve this goal.
In cybercrime investigations, APNIC's Whois database is valuable for identifying IP address ownership, aiding in threat analysis and incident response. We collaborate with law enforcement through training and information sharing, and support the development of Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) in the region to enhance cybersecurity capabilities.
ThinkUKnow
ThinkUKnow Australia is an evidence-based education program led by the Australian Federal Police (AFP), delivered nationally in partnership with police and industry partners to prevent online child sexual exploitation.
We incorporate up-to-date research, real case studies and examples from reports made to the AFP-led Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation.
The program is pro-technology and addresses topics including self-generated child abuse material, online grooming, sexual extortion, and importantly encourages help seeking behaviour.
The program is a partnership with the AFP, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Datacom and Microsoft Australia, and in collaboration with all State and Territory police and Neighbourhood Watch Australasia.
eSafety Commission
The eSafety Commissioner website is Australia's leading online safety resource, dedicated to empowering individuals, families, and communities to navigate the digital world safely. It provides comprehensive tools, tips, and advice to combat online risks such as cyberbullying, scams, and image-based abuse.
The platform offers tailored resources for parents, educators, and young people, along with free training, reporting tools for harmful content, and guidance on digital wellbeing. With a focus on education and protection, eSafety is a trusted partner for creating a safer, more respectful online experience for everyone.
Wesnet
The Wesnet Safety Net Australia project was established in 2011 to examine the intersection of technology and Violence Against Women (VAW). Wesnet works closely with the US Safety Net Project run by the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV).
More Resources
Explore more cyber safety resources designed to empower communities and promote safe online practices. From practical tips on avoiding scams to guidance for protecting your privacy, these trusted tools and programs can help everyone stay secure in the digital world. Click on the useful links below to access valuable information and support for individuals, families, and educators.