prevention

prevention



1)Cyberterrorism

1)secure systems with hardware and software protection, install intrusion detection systems and respond immediately to any intrusions.

2) Affiliate with defensive organizations such as InfraGard, a public-private partnership to track threats. Use the FBI as a resource to keep up with threats and defense mechanisms.

3)Create a firm security policy. Train employees to guard 
against such things as opening email attachments or 
responding to messages from unknown sources

4)Test your defenses regularly. Employ a testing or security service to routinely try to invade your system or network -- and have it report any deficiencies. 


2)Cyberbullies

• Establish rules regarding your child’s Internet, social media and cellular phone activity, and then thoroughly explain these rules to your child.
• Explain that online behavior should mirror traditional social behavior.
• Once you explain appropriate online behavior to your child, you should follow those rules yourself
• The best way to know what your child sees and does online is to monitor his activity. This includes general supervision of, and participation in, his time spent online.

3)Pornography

“Pornography and other addictive behaviors thrive in secrecy. That's why it is so important to cultivate relationships of trust and honesty in the home. When children are exposed to pornography, you don't want them to keep it a secret. You want them to talk about it — not so you can lecture, but so you can just talk.”

Benjamin Erwin

4)Manipulating the truth

• Knows how to differ the right and wrong messages.
• Dont bother everything, must be a rational thinker to decide before act.