For parents who care about their children's data and privacy in the digital world
Understand day-to-day technology
Understand day-to-day technology that has the potential to impact on your children's data and privacy
Help your children develop safe online practices
We give you the tools, knowledge, and expertise required to foster safe online practices
Become a confident and safe user of technology
We help you become a confident and safe user of technology services
What we do
We help parents, grand parents, guardians and carers manage data and privacy related risks for their children in the digital world. We help you understand day-to-day technology that has the potential to impact on your children’s data and privacy and help you become a confident and safe user of technology services. ParentSecure is for you if you care about your children’s data and privacy in the digital world.
Become a member
£4.99 / month
Billed annually. Cancel anytime.
Enjoy exclusive benefits and access all member content. Every membership helps other parents like you, and supports our work.
- Get unlimited technical support
- Help your children learn about data and online privacy
- Access all member downloads and services
- Run health-checks on your use of online services
- Learn how to deal with data breaches
- Get access to our interactive tools
- Learn about identity theft and ways to safeguard your ID
- Learn how to share your photos online safely
- Learn how to use Public WiFi safely
- Learn to setup your devices with safety and privacy in mind
- Learn how to use social media safely
- And lots more...
Our content
Our members can access unlimited technical support.
Technology is now ubiquitous in our homes & our lives, and helping you to stay safe online is our priority.
What our members are saying
“I had no idea that something so simple as using free wifi could have serious data and privacy consequences.”
“It’s great to see original and unbiased content that is focused on online safety for parents. Very pertinent to what’s happening with our data today and very much needed at the moment.”
“As a parent, I do worry about my children’s device usage and digital habits, but I think you are right that I have to lead by example.”
“Online safety education for parents plus technical support. Can’t fault it.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Parents, guardians, carers, and grand parents. Children learn by doing and emulating what their parents, grand parents, guardians and carers do. We believe that the best way to educate children about safe online practices is through their parents and guardians, who can set a good example of how to safely and confidently use technology and online services.
Get unrestricted access to all member content including members-only downloads and unlimited technical support by email. Every membership helps other parents like you.
Yes, we do. Please get in touch with us and we’ll be happy to help.
Yes, we can. Our corporate offer helps you to embed continuous learning for your staff and customers on matters related to privacy, online safety, and data protection. It also enhances staff and customer well-being. Please get in touch to discuss your needs.
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About ParentSecure
ParentSecure was founded by Krishna Yergol. Krishna is a Chief Technology Officer for a local authority in England, a Non-Executive Board member for a Children’s Services organisation in London and a Progression and Business Mentor for The Prince’s Trust. The seeds for ParentSecure were sown when Krishna discovered the massive amounts of misinformation surrounding the use of online services and the assumptions that parents and children were making about the safety and security of their personal data and privacy online.
ParentSecure® is a registered trademark. Copyright © 2019.
Important Notice
If you are concerned about a child that is being bullied online, please visit childline.org.uk
If you are looking for information on keeping yourself or a child you know safe from child sexual exploitation, please visit thinkuknow.co.uk
If you are worried that your child is being groomed online or sexually exploited, you should report your concerns to CEOP
If you have concerns about a child’s safety and wellbeing, you can report it to the NSPCC
