Beyond Bill C-34: Why Digital Literacy and Parental Involvement Still Matter
Families should not assume that a proposed law will immediately create a safer online experience for children…
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Today’s Online Risks To Teens Don’t Look Dangerous
A message appears to come from someone in the same school. A conversation begins around shared interests….
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Cybersafety vs. Cybersecurity, Why Student Safety Falls Through the Cracks
Across Canada, schools are continuing to invest in technology-enabled learning. Students are using online platforms daily. Teachers…
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Online Scams and Social Engineering: A teacher’s perspective
Students may be tech savvy, but they might often lack the skills to evaluate digital trust. The…
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KnowledgeFlow Expands Canada’s Only K–12 Cybersafety Curriculum to Include Safe and Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence
KnowledgeFlow announces an update to Canada’s Cybersafety Curriculum™. Building on the success of its groundbreaking K–12 Cybersafety Curriculum first introduced on Data Privacy Day 2019, the KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation has announced a major update: the integration of AI safety and ethical use throughout its digital education materials.
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🛑 Impossible Requests: The One Red Flag That Always Means It’s a Scam
Read the full CBC story:🔗 https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/rbc-bank-investigator-scam-1.7577770 🧠 Prevention Tip: Don’t Analyze, Just Disconnect When you get an…
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Press Release: CARE Course Equips Victim Services with Cybercrime Awareness and Response Education
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tackling Cybercrime: KnowledgeFlow’s CARE Course Empowers Canada’s Victim Services Groups KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation is…
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Digital Promises, Analog Pitfalls: The Risks and Rewards of a Canadian Children’s Privacy Code
Canada’s Children’s Privacy Code aims to protect kids online. Claudiu Popa explores its promise—and pitfalls—for regulators, families, and schools.
