A Valley mom shared her experience monitoring her teen's internet usage and a close call her oldest encountered on a popular social media app.

The holidays are often a hectic time of year and cybercriminals will play on this in their scams. From deals on popular gifts ...

Because even though fake 911 calls originating from the online gaming community are rare, keeping personal information ...

Staying vigilant, verifying information, and resisting panic are crucial defenses against these pervasive online threats, protecting individuals from potential harm.

But, the spray painting, drawing and painting she gets to do at the club after school calms her down, helps her channel her emotions positively and gives her a sense of peace, she said. That safe ...

But as their prevalence rises, with many people going online for their banking, to access their benefits and even to keep track of their health and order prescriptions, experts say it’s more important ...

It doesn’t matter the app from social media to even online gaming apps are a vulnerable place. She said the best three things teens and parents can do to stay safe online are: Having open lines ...

Drive cautiously – Maintain a safe speed, avoid sharp turns. and be extra careful in crowded areas. Remain seated while the cart is in motion – Passengers should always stay seated with hands and feet ...

He noted that TikTok continues to invest in privacy protections and provides educational resources to help users stay cyber-safe ... journalists and government representatives to discuss online safety ...

Navigating the world of technology can be overwhelming, especially for older adults or those who aren't tech-savvy. You would want to stay connected with them through video calls or by email.

The South Dakota Attorney General’s Office is observing the day this year with a theme of ‘parenting tips for online safety.’ Meta – the parent company of sites like Facebook and Instagram ...