Tag: gaming
ParentSecure interview with Stuart Coulson, Parent and Security Advocate
Interview with Stuart Coulson (HiddenText – https://hiddentext.co.uk). Stuart Coulson is a Dad, a Cyber Security Advocate, and the Director of HiddenText. Our talk is wide-ranging yet remains focused on keeping children safe online as a central theme. Hidden Text (hiddentext.co.uk) specialises in security education awareness campaigns, security consulting, and mentoring services. He shares his perspectives […]
Interview with Jenny Radcliffe, People Hacker & Social Engineer
Interview with Jenny Radcliffe (https://humanfactorsecurity.co.uk) of Human Factor Security. We learn what social engineering is and how these risks affect parents and children online. Jenny shares her insights and experience of social engineering methods and highlights examples of how parents and children can get caught out by it whilst using online services such as social […]
Parent conversation: there is no technology that is a substitute for good parenting
We hear from Mark Stockley ( Compound Eye: https://www.compoundeye.co.uk) about his experience, perspectives and reflections as a parent on helping his children navigate the open internet and teaching them how to keep safe online. Amongst other things we talked about our strategies for dealing with screen time, minecraft, email, parental controls and YouTube for pre-teens.
Parent conversation: it all started with video games
We hear from Andy Rowe about his experience, perspectives and reflections as a parent on helping his children use technology safely. We talked about personal data, apps on smartphones, social and peer pressure, and video games amongst other things.