Staying safe online
Online crime is something we all need to be aware of. To avoid hacking we need to protect our computer networks and personal computers.
The National Cyber Security Centre has advice to keep you secure online.
Advice for parents
There is advice on keeping your child safe as they grow up in a digital world.
Parental controls
You can block websites to prevent children accessing inappropriate content.
Parental controls offered by your home internet provider | UK Safer Internet Centre
Advice by age
Learn about the platforms and apps your children use and how to deal with any safety concerns.
Online bullying
Childline has advice on how to report and block people who bully you online.
Bullying and cyberbullying | Childline
Gaming and social media
The NSPCC has advice for parents on gaming, social media and internet connected devices:
Keeping children safe online | NSPCC
Online dating
What you and your teen should look out for to stay safe.
Teens' online dating and relationships safety | Internet Matters
Get safe online
East Sussex County Council works in partnership with Get Safe Online. Get tips and advice on staying safe in online spaces and how to identify scams and protect yourself.
If you want to become an ambassador and protect your local community, email SafeinEastSussex@eastsussex.gov.uk.