1. Cyberbullying and online threats are common, with 2 in 5 kids being bullied online and 9 in 10 having their feelings hurt online. The consequences of online threats can sometimes be tragic. 2. Parents should monitor who their children are interacting with online and what types of content they are accessing and discussing to prevent risks. 3. Cyber ethics aim to establish moral principles for appropriate computer and internet use, covering issues like privacy, access rights, and avoiding harmful actions. Following cyber ethics can help people use the internet responsibly.

1. CYBER ETHICS & INTERNET
SECURITY

2. Did
You
Know

3. 2 in 5Kids have been bullied online

4. 1 in 4have been bullied more than once

5. 9 in 10have had their feelings hard online

6. 2 in 5kids have had their password stolen

7. 1 in 5had received a threatening e-mail

8. &sometimes

9. the
consequence
is

10. TAGIC

13.  MMS Scandal Rocks Delhi Business
School
 NOIDA Girl Refuses to Marry, Boy
Uploads Nude Picture in social networking
site
 MMS scandal involving Namitha,
Malavika, South Indian Actresses
 Mumbai teen arrested for sending
threat mail & many more………..

14. It’s a full blown
EPIDEMIC

15. What sites your child frequents?
Who are his online friends?
What do they discuss?
What do they do online?

16. Ifanyansweris

17. You
need
be

18. Learn to use the Internet
RESPONSIBILY

20. CYBER ETHICS

21. It means moral principles that govern a
person's behavior or the conducting of an activity.
Set of moral principles that regulate the use of
computers.

22. Three main types of Ethical issues
A. Privacy
IT enables exchange of information on a large scale enables
increased potential for disclosing information and violating the
privacy
B. Access Right
The topic of computer security and access right has moved quickly
from being a low priority for corporations to high priority for
government agencies.
C. Harmful Actions
Harm to any of users, the general public, employees, and employers .
Harmful actions include intentional destruction or modification of
files and programs leading to serious loss of resources or
unnecessary expenditure of human resources.

23. Ten commandments issued by Cyber Ethics
Institute are as follows:
1.Do not use a computer to harm other people.
2.Do not interfere with other people's computer work.
3.Do not snoop around in other people's computer files.
4.Do not use a computer to steal.
5.Do not use a computer to bear false witness.
6.Do not copy or use proprietary software for which you have
not paid (without permission).

24. 7. Do not use other people's computer resources without
authorization or proper compensation.
8. Do not appropriate other people's intellectual output
9. Always think about the social consequences of the
program you are writing or the system you are designing.
10. Always use a computer in ways that ensure
consideration and respect for your fellow humans.

25. CYBER CRIME

26. The Department of Justice classifies computer crime in
three ways………
……….computers as a target
……….computers as a weapon
………computers as an accessory

27. Refers to the use of computer technology for
illegal purposes or for unauthorized access of the
computer system with intention of damaging,
deleting or altering the data present in the
computer without the permission of the actual
user.
CYBER CRIME

28. Cyber Stalking: using internet or other electronic means
to stalk or harass individual, group or a company
Cyber Contraband: transferring illegal items through the
internet that are banned in some countries like drugs,
animal skin, etc.
Cyber laundering: electronic transfer of illegally
obtained money so as to hide its source or destination
Cyber terrorism: terrorist activity intended to damage or
disrupt vital computer systems, personal or public
property etc.
TYPES OF CYBER CRIME

29. Cyber theft: act of using the internet to steal any
property or to interfere with someone’s use and
enjoyment of property
Hacking: activity of breaking into some other’s
computer system or entering into some other’s personal
account without the consent of the actual user
Phishing: activity of getting sensitive information like
passwords of online account, pin numbers of ATM
cards, Debit Cards, Credit Cards by showing some kind
of greed by sending e-mails, text messages etc.
TYPES OF CYBER CRIME

30. Virus: computer program that can harm the computer
system and replicate without the knowledge of the system
users.
Identity theft: activity of bearing other peoples’ identity
and obtaining their personal or financial information to
make transaction or purchases.
Piracy: illegal copying, distribution or use of the
software, audio or video
TYPES OF CYBER CRIME

31. INTERNET SECURITY

32.  90% of all companies with more than 1,000 employees
currently use e-mail. currently use e-mail.
 Sixty billion messages are sent annually.
 Employees are under the impression that their messages
are private.
 Old and deleted messages are archived and easily
accessible by the management.
 no comprehensive, uniform legal standard protecting
privacy.
INTERNET SECURITY

33. What Cyberspace Knows About You
 If you go to If you go to http://www.cdt.org you
will learn how much government and employers can
discover about you.
Go to http://www.aclu.org/privacy and a you will
find that a lot of information about you could be
available to anyone.
Spy Technology has become increasingly
sophisticated.
check out some of the sites that retail surveillance
technology:
http://www.intercept-spytech.com
http://eaglevision1.com
INTERNET SECURITY

34. Internet security is the body of technologies,
processes and practices.
Designed to protect networks, computers,
programs and data from attack, damage or
unauthorized access
INTERNET SECURITY

35.  Don't use passwords that are based on personal
information that can be easily accessed or guessed such
as birthdays, address, abbreviated names, initials, zip
code, etc. Examples: bobjackson, 01091964 (birthday
in ANY forms), becky1963, rlthomas, becky.thomas
 Don't use words that can be found in any dictionary of
any language.
 Develop a mnemonic for remembering complex
passwords (Iluv3dogs=I love 3 dogs) • Use both
lowercase and capital letters .
 Use a combination of letters, numbers, and special
characters .
INTERNET SECURITY

36.  Don’t use the same password for every password
protected account. This can be easily traced by a
professional.
What are some specific rules regarding Internet
safety ?
 Never give out personal information (including
your name, home address, phone number, age,
race, family income, school name or location, or
friends' names) or use a credit card online without
your permission.
INTERNET SECURITY

37.  Never share a password, even with friends.
 Never arrange a face-to-face meeting with
someone you meet online.
 Never respond to messages that make you feel
confused or uncomfortable.
 You should ignore the sender, end the
communication, and tell your authority/trusted
adult right away.
INTERNET SECURITY

38. Use always antivirus………….
INTERNET SECURITY