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Keeping Kids and Teens Safe Online: Practical Strategies for Parents, Schools, and Cyber Professionals
Children and teens are spending more time online than ever before, making digital safety a shared responsibility for families, schools, and the cybersecurity community.
In this Virtual Leadership Roundtable, join representatives from the U.S. Secret Service and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) for a candid discussion on today’s online threats, including cyberbullying, sextortion, online grooming, and scams targeting young people.
Together, they’ll share actionable guidance to help adults prevent harm, recognize warning signs, respond effectively when something goes wrong, and connect with trusted resources.
What You’ll Learn:
- Understand current online threats affecting children and teens.
- Learn practical, age-appropriate ways to talk with kids about online safety, privacy, and digital citizenship.
- Explore resources available through NCMEC and the U.S. Secret Service to support families, schools, and communities.
- Know what steps to take, and when to seek help, if a child experiences an online safety incident.
Whether you’re a parent, educator, or cybersecurity professional, you’ll leave with practical tools and resources to help keep children safer online.
Date & Time:
📅Thursday, August 13
🕒12:00-1:00 PM EST
💻 Virtual
Registration Opening Soon!
The Cyber Guild’s Virtual Leadership Roundtables bring together national leaders and expert voices for candid, high-value conversations at the intersection of digital and cyber security, workforce, and emerging technology.
Tiziana Barrow is a go-to-market strategist and former cybersecurity practitioner with more than 30 years of experience across threat intelligence, digital risk, operational technology, and supply chain resilience.
Her career bridges hands-on technical work with market intelligence, behavioral analysis, and the narrative frameworks that drive adoption and change. She is known for translating complex security and technology concepts into strategies that resonate with both practitioners and executive decision-makers.
Today, Tiziana’s work focuses on the intersection of human behavior and digital risk. She advocates for reframing cybersecurity as digital safety, applying storytelling and behavioral science to help organizations create lasting security habits and reduce human risk.
She is the founder of SaferShift, an initiative focused on making digital safety as instinctive as buckling a seat belt.
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