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Tony Anscombe Seminar CIS 2014
- 1. One Parent to Another Tony Anscombe – Senior Security Evangelist tony.anscombe@avg.com July 2014
- 2. AVG Confidential2 Why I decided to write the ‘first’ book • I am parent • Many parents ask for advice on • What are the risks • Is social media OK • When should I give my kids a phone • How do I control screen time • What should I be blocking
- 3. AVG Confidential3 Connected Devices • I have 18 in my house, how many do you have? • 3 Windows Laptops (1 work related) • 1 Windows Desktop • 2 Apple Mac (1 work related) • 3 Smartphones • 3 Tablets • 1 Internet connected TV • 1 Playstation • 1 PSP • 1 Camera • 1 DVR • 1 Apple TV
- 4. AVG Confidential4 Every device stores something • Where is the content stored? • Who can see it? • What data can they see?
- 5. AVG Confidential5 Passwords and accounts • How many of you use the same password? • Do you have more that one email account? • Use strong passwords, encourage your kids to use them! • Example BFM#1carGM (Blue Ford Mustang Number 1 car Google Mail) • Teach your kids these basic principals
- 6. AVG Confidential6 Facebook settings Basic Directory Information • It’s a good idea to choose “Friends Only” for all settings. • Strangers don’t need to know your personal information, and your friends will already have it.
- 7. AVG Confidential7 Facebook - group your friends • Group your friends • Post relevant content to the right group • Manage tagging • Facial recognition?
- 8. AVG Confidential8 Sharing photos – GeoTagging
- 9. AVG Confidential9 Instagram – An example
- 10. AVG Confidential10 Instagram – An example
- 12. AVG Confidential12 Snapchat and privacy apps • What you send or post online may stay online forever • Nothing is private online
- 13. AVG Confidential13 The technology contract • Online is a privilege not a right • Text only what you would say in person • Obey parental and school rules about usage • No embarrassing photo’s • The basket • Meals • 9pm rule • I will tell you if something seems wrong
- 14. AVG Confidential14 Sharenting When are you born online? • 92% of Children under 2 have an online footprint created by their parents • What you create stays with them for life • Are you creating the right image • What will they think of what you created • Will they be the next president or a celebrity?
- 15. AVG Confidential15 Things to do • Set up a Google alert on you and your children • Register your child’s domain name • Play the same games they play • Load the same apps they are using • Talk to them and teach them good ethics • Don’t text or write when angry or upset • Think about what you send or post • Review what’s out there and ask people to remove stuff
- 16. AVG Confidential16 Parental Controls • There are typically 3 types of parents • My child does nothing wrong, they are perfect • Controlling what they do is part of being a good parent • The world is collapsing and there is a huge issue Technology can help • Filter content • Time Limits • Black & whitelists • Games • Device profiles • Chat/IM • Application installation
- 17. AVG Confidential17 Cyberbullying • Bullying is not new • The magnitude of it being online makes it very public • It can be done anonymously • Leverage reporting mechanisms • Twitter • Instagram • YouTube • Facebook
- 18. AVG Confidential18 Cyberbullying • Understand the signs • Mood Changes • Changes in typical behavior • Open dialogue • Do not interrogate! • Use friends and family • Document it with screen captures, emails and pictures • Seek professional guidance • Teachers • Doctors • School Counselor • Even a police officer
- 19. AVG Confidential19 AVG has tools to help you
- 20. The Internet is an awesome place! 2
- 21. Thank you – Any questions? 2