Cyber Scotland Week 2020

Did you listen to the Young Scot podcast? Learn more about staying safe and making your time online more enjoyable.

Follow Cyber Scotland on Twitter for the latest info in cyber resilience

Get Informed

PODCAST: Online Safety for Cyber Scotland Week 2020

Young volunteers from Young Scot's DigiKnow project and Jess McBeath from the UK Safer Internet Centre talk about online safety.

Rights and Identity Learn and Grow
Get Informed

How To Make A Safe Password

Making sure your passwords are secure is a really important to having a safe online life!

Rights and Identity
Get Informed

Social Media Etiquette

It's good to be kind online! Here's how!

Make a Difference Relationships
Get Informed

What Can I Do If I'm Being Bullied Online?

Find out how to get help if you're being bullied online.

Rights and Identity Relationships
Campaign

DigiKnow

Want to start a career in Cyber Security? Well, 'Digi Know?' is here to help! We've put together a guide filled with fun ways to learn digital skills and alternative ways to get into the industry, as well as info on how to stay safe online! Plus, keep an eye out for some exciting competitions!
Campaign

DigiAye

Do you know what you're sharing online? Can you spot the scam from the sure-thing? Are you keeping your data secure? Find out more about Cyber Resilience...
External

How Should Parents Talk to Their Children About Their Online Lives?

Young people give their advice for parents and carers who want to talk to their children about their online lives.
Get Informed

How to Remove Unwanted Images of Yourself Online

Whether you're just regretting your outfit choice, or someone has shared a personal picture that was never meant for public viewing, find out how to remove images shared online.

Rights and Identity
Get Informed

How to Stay Safe on Facebook

Facebook is a fun way to stay in touch with friends or family, start a page about something you love, or easily organise events.

Rights and Identity
Get Informed

How to Stay Safe on Twitter

If you’re on Twitter, you might be aware of a few things you can do to keep your information secure and the basics of blocking – but there’s actually a lot more to making sure you’re safety savvy on social media!

Rights and Identity
Get Informed

Think Before You Tweet

Eek! Should you have tweeted that? Here's what to avoid posting online.

Health and Wellbeing Learn and Grow
Get Informed

Your 5Rights

What are 5Rights? Watch what your 5Rights are as explained by the Young Scot 5Rigths Youth Commission. You can also try our Rewards activity to see how well you know your rights online!

Rights and Identity
External

Are You #FreeToBe Yourself Online?

11-18-year olds across the UK share their thoughts on their online identities.
External

Safer Internet Day: Top Tips

Have a look at these tips with some suggestions on how to help you to stay safe and positive online.
External

Safer Internet Day: Resources for Young People

Here you will find films, games, quizzes and advice to help you to use the internet safely, responsibly and positively.
External

Report Harmful Content

Advice and support for anyone who has discovered harmful content online.
External

Safer Internet Day

From cyber bullying to social networking, each year Safer Internet Day aims to raise awareness of emerging online issues and chooses a topic reflecting current concerns.
External

Childline: Staying Safe online

It’s not always easy to know what’s safe online and what’s not. This advice can help you to keep safe and to know what to do when things go wrong.
External

Get Safe Online

Some tips on how to keep yourself protected while meeting people online.
External

Top 10 Tips For Keeping It Real Online

Feeling too much pressure to be perfect online? These tips can help you keep it real and authentic.
External

The Mix: How To Stay Safe Online

When using the internet it's important to be mindful about what information we're sharing with people we've never met. Here's how to stay safe online.