1. Internet Safety & Security
Event
By Jason Weaver of Idaho Web Marketing Meetup

2. 4 Ways to Learn Internet
Marketing
• Internships
• Local Education Meetings
• Online Tools & Training
• IWMM Blog

3. Devices Used at Home or Away
Computers
Mobile Game Systems TV’s

4. Services Used at Home or Away
Computers
Mobile Game Systems TV’s

5. Protecting Your Family,
Employees & Yourself
1. Wasting time

6. Protecting Your Family,
Employees & Yourself
1. Wasting time
2. Becoming addicted or unbalanced

7. Protecting Your Family,
Employees & Yourself
1. Wasting time
2. Becoming addicted or unbalanced
3. Being take advantage of

8. Boundaries

9. Every Device or Service
1. Anti Virus
2. Parental Controls
3. Usage Monitoring
4. Filters
5. Users

10. Teach
Prevent: Filter/Setup
Watch

11. Teach

12. Stats
93% of kids are Online
60% or less of work time is actually spent productively
Age 11 – Is the average age a child first views Internet pornography
and those kids don't look away.
Approximately 15 million United States residents have their identities
used fraudulently each year with financial losses totaling upwards of
$50 billion.

13. Recommendations
“Keep the computer in a public place. Set up the computer in a place
where the family regularly can see what is happening on the screen.”
- LDS Church
“Children and employees should not own their devices, have
administrator permission, or be uniformed about the dangers they face
while online” - Idaho Web Marketing Meetup
Have a talk with them. Several
Internet safety contracts are
available online to help you
know what to say.

14. Passwords

15. Passwords

16. Prevent:
Filter/Setup

17. Anti Virus
Get AVG Free Antivirus for PC’s Get Avast Free Antivirus for Mac

18. Web Search
k9 Web Protection

19. Web Search
What can you limit as a parent or employer?
• Time Restrictions
• View Internet Activity
• Allow or Restrict Specific Websites
• Filter by Category & Low to High Settings

20. Parental Controls
How to access Mac parental controls How to access Windows parental controls

21. Parental Controls
What can you limit as a parent or employer?
• User Logins & Passwords
• Add or Remove Programs
• What Hours of the day the Device can be on
• Acceptable Game Ratings
• Acceptable Programs

22. Parental Controls
Per User / Purpose of Parental Controls
1. Admin – Only parents or employers
have password access
2. Homework – No installs, limit
program access, no games, limit
computer time
3. Game – No installs, limit game ratings,
limit computer time

23. Watch

24. ActivTrak
ActivTrak

25. ActivTrak
Per User / Purpose of Parental Controls
• Screenshots – See exactly what they see
• Alerts – Get an email if they trigger your rules
Tip: Have someone else do this to
your computer

26. ActivTrak

27. Life Lock
Like Lock

28. Identity Theft

29. Identity Theft

30. Identity Theft

31. Get Help

32. Sources Tons of Google Image Search
http://www.commonsensemedia.org/advice-for-parents/internet-safety-tips-high-school-kids
https://www.lds.org/new-era/2001/06/mixed-signals?lang=eng
http://www.identitytheft.info/victims.aspx
http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2012/11/ff-mat-honan-password-hacker/all/
http://www.forbes.com/2005/11/22/internet-pornography-children-cz_sl_1123internet.html
http://www.focusonthefamily.com/~/media/files/pdf/channels/parenting/internet-safety-contract.ashx
http://www.atlassian.com/time-wasting-at-work-infographic