Sha Slater's List: Digital Safety and Security

Wonderful site sponsored by the Stop.Think. Connect campaign led by Department of Homeland Security. This sites gives robust information regarding avoiding scams, securing your computer, protecting kids, and general awareness towards personal safer and cyber security. There is a link to a blog and contains videos and interactive content to expound on each topic for communities to strategize in an effort to increase safety and security online.

Site that hosts consumer products and cyber solutions for businesses to guard against internet threats. The site provides information on their products but also tips to avoid malware, computer viruses, script viruses, and spyware. The site offer supports and solutions along with updates and partnerships for internet safety. Another vital part of the site is their safety 101 hub that gives general information on PC Safety and the sources and types of common threats to look out for. (http://support.kaspersky.com/#s_tab5)

Cyberbullying.us is a forum bases site that concentrates on the education and elimination of causes and consequences of cyberbullying. The forum site is intertwined with a redirect tot eh research center that host victim stories, blog, book, and additional resources on this topic. The forum portion highlights resources for teens to education and get their pledge for responsible participation in contributing to the security of themselves and others on the internet.

A thin line is a online organization used as a platform to help draw the line between digital use and digital abuse. Users and contributors are able to give their call to action, share stories, and stand connected against online abuse. This site is a great resource for the "MTV" demographic as it is a campaign launched by the Music Television channel, developed to empower and spread the word on digital abuse to the most effected demographic.

The Identity Theft Resource Center site gives you an information hub to learn about identity theft and discover if you are at risk, may have been, or currently are a victim of identity theft. The sites gives definitions of breaches and different types of I.D. theft and what you can do to avoid scams and viruses from online content. This is also a great resource to locate where to get help and hear from other who have experience the aftermath of identity theft first-hand.