The slide is about safety in the cyber world. The plethora of vulnerability the cyber world has unleashed makes a call for a staunch measure towards cyber safety.

3. We all have been acquainted with one
of the
greatest inventions of mankind, the
Internet.
The Internet is an astounding place
It contains information about every
topic the human brain can
fathom.
The amount of data it holds is leagues
beyond the imagination of the mind.

6. • 20% of kids cyberbullied think
about suicide, and 1 in 10 attempt it.
• 42% of teenagers with tech access
report being cyberbullied over the
past year.
• Over 25% of adolescent and teens
have been bullied repeatedly through
their mobile phones or the internet.

7. What is Cyber Bullying
• Sending mean messages or threats to a person’s email account or cell phone.
• Spreading rumors online or through texts.
• Posting hurtful or threatening messages on social networking sites or web pages.
• Stealing a person’s account information to break into their account and send damaging
messages
• Pretending to be someone else online to hurt another person.
• Taking unflattering pictures of a person and spreading them through mobile phones or the
internet.

9. As the quote goes,
“Prevention is better cure”
so we will as well make an attempt
to go cyber safe so that we don’t
end up opening
the
‘Pandora’s Box of the digital world.

12. What could be done ?
• Be kind to others and use netiquette (no flooding, be nice
to newbies, avoid using all caps, and set a good tone.
• Don’t give out personal information like PIN, Password,
Home Address, Phone Number, etc.
• Be strong and stop it early. Don’t stoop to their level and
lash back. Don’t suffer in silence.

14. • Contact your Internet Service Provider
Abuse Department. If the problem
continues, alert the local Police
Department.
• If anything makes you feel uncomfortable
online, while gaming or using your mobile
phone, talk with your parents or guardian
right away.

19. • Avoid exchanging pictures or give out e-mail
address and personal information to people you
meet online.
• Never post your personal information such as
mobile number, home number, home address, or
your location on any social networking sites or
through mobile apps like Facebook & Instagram.

20. • Don’t always trust your newfound online friends.
Remember, the predator waits patiently.
• Make Passwords long and strong. Use combination of
lower and uppercase letters along with symbols.
• Links in e-mail, tweets, posts and online advertising
are often the way cybercriminals compromise your
computer. If it looks suspicious, even if you know the
source, it’s best to delete or if appropriate, mark as
junk mail.

24. • The internet haserasedout our livesremarkablybut at sametimeopened
a fewdoorsto malice.
• So, it is our dutyto keepthosedoors locked