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For The Internet

Welcome to KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation, a Canadian nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting online safety and security. At KnowledgeFlow, we believe that everyone deserves to feel safe and secure online, whether they are kids or seniors, and we strive to make cybersafety education accessible to all Canadians.

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what we do

Our initiatives

KnowledgeFlow’s initiatives focus on driving awareness, promoting digital literacy, and encouraging responsible online behavior. We collaborate with partners across various sectors to create campaigns, programs, and educational resources that empower individuals and organizations to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly.

Cybersafety Academy

The KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Academy is the online home of our training and awareness courses designed to make you #UnHackable.

Every Day is CyberDay

National Cyber Day is a chance for Canadians to learn more about Cybersafety through games, workshops, activities, and other online resources. Presented on behalf of ICTC.

UnHackathon

The #UnHackathon – 2023 Where Cybersafety Meets Creativity No Coding Or Hacking Skills Required! A new concept in digital literacy and cybersafety training. Unlike a regular hackathon, the main focus of The #UnHackathon is cybersafety education and digital media literacy

KnowledgeShare

Tackling cyber fraud through community partnerships with Durham Regional Police, Victim Services of Durham Region and the Town of Ajax, to reduce cyber crime victimization through training and awareness activities.

CyberBytes

Cyber skills personal development for teachers. Created in partnership with teachers across Canada, based on their technology challenges and experiences at home and in the classroom, these courses will empower teachers to safely and effectively engage with technology.

DEFUSE

Read more about our NATO funded Project DEFUSE and our work to battle online disinformation.

UnHack This

Take part in our latest UnHack This Challenge: find the secret code to unlock Marvin. Good luck!

Fraudbook

The Canadian Cyberfraud Handbook was written by KCF Co-Founder, Claudiu Popa.

The Agora

Designed to protect the privacy and security of users as it provides a safe space that fosters the most interesting discussions and passionate exchanges.

KnowledgeWeb

Knowledge To Help You Manage Your Finances in the Digital Age.

Our purpose

We build cybersafety champions

Online safety is a critical issue that affects everyone who uses the internet, and at KnowledgeFlow, we are committed to promoting cybersafety in Canada. We provide a range of resources and information on cybersafety, including internet safety tips, cyber security for kids and seniors, and cybersafety courses.

Our cybersafety education programs are designed to help Canadians of all ages learn how to stay safe online. Whether you’re a parent looking to protect your children online or a senior who wants to learn more about internet safety, our cybersafety programs offer practical tips and advice that can help you stay safe online.

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Volunteer

We have opportunities for volunteers of all ages and skill levels. From just an hour a week to longer projects – we will find an initiative that fits your skill set, availability and learning goals. Each year we take on a limited number of high school students so apply early to secure your spot.

sponsor

Demonstrate your organization’s commitment to community involvement by sponsoring a specific local project or supporting a national endeavour. There are sponsorship packages available at all dollar levels. Contact us to discuss how we can customize a project to fit your specific sponsorship ideals.

partner

Partner with KnowledgeFlow to put your unique skill sets to work creating Cybersafety Champions. Whether you want to organize training in your community utilizing our resources or design an initiative that you can run with our guidance and support, KCF will work with you to create a meaningful partnership.
What we do

Solutions for Nonprofit Organizations

KnowledgeFlow provides tailor-made cybersafety solutions designed to help individuals and organizations protect their digital assets and maintain online security. Our experts develop customized strategies and tools to address specific cybersecurity challenges and enhance overall digital safety.

WordPress Management

Improve your WordPress Website Security and Performance. Our security solutions will improve your organization’s security posture which in turn builds client and donor confidence. Our performance solutions improve your Search Engine Optimization, site speed and response, increasing user satisfaction and retention.

The Cyber Hub

Our Solutions and Services Hub for Nonprofit Organizations: Including our FREE translated tipsheet library available in multiple languages for use in community programming, our FREE resource library of privacy and security tools, documents and guides for nonprofits and our nonprofit

Curriculum Creation

KnowledgeFlow will create high-quality, customized privacy, security or cybersafety curriculum for your educational institution or community group.

Train the Trainer

Are you looking for a way to incorporate cybersafety principles into your programming? Do you want to train your staff on online safety and how to train others?

EdTech Education

EdTech, short for “education technology,” is the combination of IT tools and educational practices aimed at facilitating and enhancing learning.

What we do

knowledgeFlow Cyber Hub

We are dedicated to teaching people of all ages about cybersafety. Our interactive workshops, training sessions, online resources and initiatives cover everything from online privacy to dealing with online bullying. Our goal is to empower people to take control of their online lives and stay safe while enjoying the benefits of the digital world.

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What we do

Resources for everyone

KnowledgeFlow offers a comprehensive library of cybersafety resources, including articles, guides, and online courses, designed to help users of all ages and backgrounds enhance their digital security knowledge. Our resources cover a wide range of topics, from basic online safety practices to advanced threat prevention techniques.We encourage teachers, parents and NPOs to use these in their cybersafety discussions and programming with youth, seniors and newcomers.

Synthetic Identity Theft

What is Synthetic Identity Theft? Thieves create fake identities and establish new credit accounts by combining stolen real identifying information with fake information; or using totally fake information such as…

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The Guide to Understanding Technology in Human Trafficking

This guide explains what human trafficking is, the roles technology plays in both facilitating and preventing it, and the ongoing prevention and awareness efforts made by organizations. You’ll also learn…

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Guide to Digital Self-Defense: Cybersafety for Personal Safety

This comprehensive guide helps individuals and organizations respond to instances of technology abuse. The types of abuse range from cyberstalking and harassment to financial exploitation. The guide has step-by-step instructions…

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Cyber Citizenship Today with KnowledgeFlow’s Claudiu Popa and Tim King

KnowledgeFlow’s Claudiu Popa and Tim King go on air to discuss digital citizenship, internet safety, and emerging trends in cybersecurity.

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Digital Privacy and Security Complaints Reference Guide

This list is a useful resource for anyone in Canada who needs to report a privacy complaint, fraud, or scam. By reporting these types of incidents to the appropriate organizations,…

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Understanding Human Biases and Their Role in Misinformation and Social Media

This resource delves into how misinformation spreads in the media, and how the media uses various types of bias to manipulate readers and viewers. As the amount of information available…

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Video Tutorial: Using Browser Bookmarks to Thwart Scammers

This video tutorial explains and shows you in detail how to create, use, and organize your browser bookmarks.

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Why You Should Be Using Ad-Blocking Software

See this visual to learn about why using ad-blocking software is important to your cybersafety!

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Cybersafety Champion Program Flyer

Attention Teachers! Learn about our Cybersafety Champion Program here at KnowledgeFlow to find out what digital media skills you can bring to your classroom.

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Browser Bookmarks: What are they? How do they work? How can I organize them?

This helpful tipsheet explains how to create, use, and organize your browser Bookmarks. See our video tutorial to make the most out of your browser bookmarks! KnowledgeFlow – Browser Bookmarks…

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Our team got the inside scoop on privacy policies from Claudiu Popa, founder of KnowledgeFlow!

Posted on April 28, 2023
By KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation
Posted in KnowledgeBytes
In our modern world, privacy policies have become a ubiquitous part of our online experience. However, as Claudiu Popa, the founder of KnowledgeFlow, notes, these policies are often written in a way that is intentionally confusing and filled with legal jargon. As a result, many consumers simply skim over them, unaware of the implications of their personal information being collected and used by the companies they interact with.
Read More Our team got the inside scoop on privacy policies from Claudiu Popa, founder of KnowledgeFlow!

The Reality of Cyber Safety and Online Harms: Insights from Victim Services of Durham Region

Posted on April 24, 2023
By KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation
Posted in KnowledgeBytes
Sydney Marcoux, Clinical Director of Victim Services of Durham Region, discusses the prevalence of online safety issues, as well as what Victim Services, parents, and supporters can do to help victims of cybercrime.
Read More The Reality of Cyber Safety and Online Harms: Insights from Victim Services of Durham Region
Testimonials

What people say about our foundation

“The cybersafety workshop was both informative and engaging. I learned a lot about the potential dangers of the internet and how to protect myself from them. The session was interactive, and I felt like I was able to take away some useful tips. Overall, it was a great experience, and I’m glad I attended.”
Kieran
KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Champion
“As a senior, I sometimes feel confused about what I should and shouldn’t do on the internet. The cybersafety workshop helped me understand how online fraud works and what to look for. I found the training resources really helpful, and I’m now much more confident about using the internet.”
Ruth
KnowledgeFlow Participant
“We recently had the opportunity to experience the cybersecurity curriculum developed by the Foundation. It’s designed to help high school students learn about cybersecurity as a potential career path while learning about personal cybersafety best practices. We were blown away by both the content and delivery of the curriculum.”
Tammy
KnowledgeFlow Nonprofit Client
“As someone who assists the public, and seniors in particular, with digital programs I have seen firsthand how seniors in our community are struggling with the rapid transition to online banking and financial management. Cybersafety training is vital to protecting seniors from financial scams and elder financial abuse.”
Selena
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