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During our daily lives, we are concerned primarily home security, security alarm permit, closing the door when we leave, etc. However, there is another threat out there who is very prevalent in our society. This is cyber threat, exploiting our children via the Internet

In my professional role in industry security initiatives, who preach the values of the Internet, not only for us as adults and professionals but for our children. Our children have almost immediate access to any information available at world. Want to read a tale of two cities? It's on the Internet. Have a question about the third person to land on the moon? It's on the Internet. However, we be exposed to nudity, pedophiles, and thousands (or millions) of other social deviants? You bet on the Internet and only a tap away your child or grandchild key. Then, What do we do?

First, educate. Go to The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children in target = "_blank"> www.ncmec.org site and download her study "Online Victimization – A Report on the Youth of the Nation." This report will provide a look to open its eyes to the dangers that our children are in each time you access to America Online, CompuServe, Internet or through local Internet Service Provider. Also offers a study of how parents say that the consumption of their children online. For example, over 85% of parents talk with their children, taking care to speak with strangers on the net, and 97% of respondents check time time on what is on the computer screen of his son. But only half of parents will never going back and actually check the story for the child remains in effect, on sites with potential problems, and only 39% set a limit to the amount of time your child can find online. Although it seems that parents do not realize the potential exposure to their children on the Internet, less than 1 / 2 play a very diligent to ensure that your child is protected.

Second, educate others. Gather information from sites like the National Center and dozens of sites for the rights of children (including www.pta.org) and talk to your parents, your colleagues at school about the dangers presents to our children online. Stay tuned for future articles on how to prevent your children from being exposed to inappropriate material. Conclusion: having a commitment with the Internet experience for your child. Now that the world literally at your fingertips. Make the effort of yours too. Part 2 explains the warning signs your child has a bad experience online.

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