Prevention Education

Prevention Education

Overview of Prevention Education in relation to cyber crime: [1]Other online resources include, but are not limited to the following: • Internet Crimes Against Children Task Forces • Parent’s Guide to Internet Safety • FBI Safety Tips for Kids • Cybercitizen Awareness Program • Cyberethics for Teachers • Childsafenet • Technology in 4-H • 4Girls Health • Safekids • NASA Explores Cyber Safety • I Keep Safe • Youth, Pornography and the Internet • Parent’s Guide to the Internet • E-rate • KidzPrivacy • ChatDanger—Cyberspace Risks • Copyright Kids—Copyright Society of USA • CyberAngels—Guardian Angels, Inc. • CyberNetiquette Comix—Disney • CyberSafety—CyberSafety • CyberSmart Curriculum—NSBA + others • GetNetWise Online Safety Guide—GetNetWise • GoCyberCamp—Univ of MinnesotaProtectkids.com—Enough is Enough • Responsiblenetizen.com—Center for Safe and Responsible Internet Use • Internet Safety for Teachers and Students—Stevens Institute of Technology • Kidscomjr Internet Safety Game—Circle 1 • Netsafe Kids—National Academies of Sciences • Play it Cybersafe—Business Software Alliance • Safe Surfing Tips for Teens—Nemours Found • Stay Safe Online—Nat Cyber Security Alliance • WebMonkey—Lycos/Carnegie Mellon University • WebWise Kids—WebWise Kids • WiredSafety—WiredSafety • Yahooligans Parents Guide—Yahoo

Resources

Notes and References

1. By Benjamin Wachs and Samuel C. McQuade, III

See Also

• Types of Cybercrime
• Cybercriminal

Further Reading

CISSE. (n.d.) History. Retrieved from CISSE’s official Web site: (internet link) cisse.info/colloquia/cisse7/history.htm; Cyberspace Research Unit. (2002). Young people’s use of chat rooms: Implications for policy strategies and programs of education. Lancaster: CRU; McQuade, S. (2006). Understanding and managing cybercrime. Boston: Allyn and Bacon; Montabano, E. (2007, October 10). Phishing education called inadequate. IDG New Service. Retrieved from (internet link) pcworld.com/article/ id,138243/article.html; United States Senate. (2000, February 16). Statement of Attorney General Janet Reno before the United States Senate Committee on Appropriations Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, the State Judiciary and Related Agencies, February 16, 2000. Retrieved from (internet link) cybercrime.gov/ag0216.htm; Sheng, S.,Magnien, B., Kumaraguru, P., Acquisti, A., Cranor, L.F., Hong, J., & Nunge, E. (2007). Anti-phishing Phil: The design and evaluation of a game that teaches people not to fall for phish. Presented at the 2007 Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS). Available at https://cups.cs.cmu.edu/soups/2007/proceedings/p88_sheng.pdf; Yu, T., Zhang, M., Southern, L., & Joiner, C. (2001). E-commerce safety and security: A Statistical analysis of consumers’ attitudes. Issues in Information Systems, II. Available at (internet link) iacis.org/iis/2001_iis/TOC-IACIS-2001.htm.