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Fraud Prevention Month: Two Lesser-Known Cybersafety Terms
March is Fraud Prevention Month. We’re celebrating with a new vision for teen cybersafety! Charting Your Course: A Map from Cybersafety to Cybersecurity is our brand new course designed for Canadian teenagers. Personal cybersafety and cybersecurity best practices empower teens to experience a safer online world.
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A Safer Internet – Whose Responsibility Is It Anyway?
Safer Internet Day 2024 is here! Check out our collaborative webinar discussing online safety alongside Cyberlite, The Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC), Cyber Legends, and KnowledgeFlow Founder and cybersecurity expert; Claudiu Popa.
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4 Essential Anti-Bullying Support resources by KnowledgeFlow
Bullying Awareness and Prevention Week is a campaign created to raise awareness about the frequency and consequences of bullying, and the positive ways to prevent it.
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EdTech: The Ultimate Student Data protection Controls Checklist
In the electrifying realm of educational technology (EdTech), public education is undergoing a digital renaissance. But with…
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International Literacy Day 2023: Empowering Digital Literacy
UNESCO’s International Literacy Day Today is UNESCO’s International Literacy Day, a global celebration of the importance of…
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Encouraging Cybersecurity Careers for Women | KnowledgeFlow
February 11 is International Day of Women and Girls in Science and CyberStart Canada is celebrating girls and young women in Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst’s favourite subject of the applied sciences: cybersecurity!
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Cybersafety Academy: OTF Grant Helps Make Ontarians #UnHackable
Introducing the KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Academy On February 7, 2023, local MPP Chris Glover will join the team…
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CTRL-F: Find the Facts, a contemporary verification skills program
CTRL-F: Find the Facts is a verification skills program that helps students in grades 7 to 12 learn how to read laterally, and build the habit of investigating information.
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Cyberfraud: KnowledgeShare – A New Approach to Fighting It
Funded in part by Ontario’s Safer and Vital Communities Grant, KnowledgeShare will combine forces for a decisive response to cybercrime. The initiative will leverage collaboration with key community stakeholders through a partnership between KnowledgeFlow Cybersafety Foundation, Durham Regional Police, Victim Services of Durham Region, and the Town of Ajax.
