Computers

TrendMicro's website for online safety tips and guidance for parents of children that access online resources.

Providing contact details and resources for reporting online child abuse in many countries around the world.

Contains information about the dangers of children using the internet. Rules, advice, and tips relating to child security and the web.

US Congress Bill S.97 requiring schools and libraries to introduce filtering software for internet-connected computers.

A project of The Net Safety Collaborative to document developments at the intersection of youth, digital technology, and media.

Site of the European Union's Insafe network, a part of the EU Safer Internet Plus programme. News, press releases and links concerning Internet safety. Gathers information from the National Awareness nodes involved in the programme. Insafe coordinates Safer Internet Day world-wide.

Monitor and limit computer use by a schedule. See everything, web, e-mail, chat, and instant messages both on and off the Internet.

Educational resource from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Discusses various Internet safety topics.

Tutorial and tips for parents about the benefits and risks of being on the Internet. A Canadian resource.

Works with communities, libraries, youth organisations, local education authorities, schools and businesses throughout Wales and elsewhere, to raise awareness of positive and safe Internet use.

Practical online safety advice for teachers and parents, with lesson plans, online activities and resources. UK based.

Child safe email experience without spam, pornography or viruses.

Free online tool designed to check computer for objectionable content.

A site featuring the work and activities of a group of teenage online safety ambassadors who educate others about internet safety.

Provides free parental control and internet filtering software, online safety and training resources.

Includes safety, security and ethics tools and resources for helping families and educators teach children to use the internet safely and wisely.

Free browser designed for pre-school children with peer-reviewed content and support website. Browser hides desktop to prevent access.

Site created by Carnegie Mellon University that teaches about Internet safety through games and earned awards. Also a resource center for students and teachers.

Presents research statistics, tips, prevention strategies, stories, fact sheets, handouts, and other downloads to combat cyber bullying.

An email service aimed at children, designed to prevent spam and unwanted senders. Utilizes filtering and parental moderation, with various degrees of oversight.

A safe email service enabling parents to protect their children online.

Online workshops aimed at educators, provides guidance for helping students use the Internet safely, responsibly, and effectively.

An interactive programme for children, teens, parents and other adults, with age-specific games, warnings, and advice.

Free web environment for children, allowing controlled access to safe internet content including videos, games, email. Parents can personalize content. Available in 17 languages.

Proactively saving lives by communicating 21st century responsibility to a digital generation.

HomeGuard blocks inappropriate content online, limits games, internet and computer access time, or blocks completely. Records keystrokes, takes screenshots when a website is visited or a program started.

Monitoring tool for supervising children while they use mobile and internet technologies. Helps mitigate cyberbullying, sexting and internet child abuse.

Auditing services for identifying and sanitizing publicly available user profiles and private data.

Free email service designed specially for children. Works on iPhone, iPad, Android and the Web. Provides parents full control over email accounts.

An independent safety certification service for children-friendly websites and technologies.