Kids' Safety

Pop quiz! As your kids are speeding back to school, what will you do to help them stay Cyber Safe?

When you’re on the road, make a game out of the wifi networks and vulnerabilities that are in the air all around you.

For an enhanced gaming experience, many gamers are turning to the metaverse. To learn more about the future of gaming, follow our metaverse cybersecurity guide.

Relaxing games are beloved by young and adult gamers alike. Continue to learn about 20 of the most relaxing games to play along with their benefits.

Whether you’re a pro gamer, casual player, or parent of a child glued to their PC, if you don’t have device protection, you risk hackers accessing your information while playing online.

Explore this guide for a preview of the video game trends shaping modern day gaming and video game statistics highlighting the importance of video game security.

Social media safety for kids is a concern for parents. Here are a few online safety tips to help teens and parents navigate social media.

With more kids locked down at home, parents can help guide their children’s online exposure and behavior. Here’s how.

Tablets, laptops, and smart devices are common at school and at home. The internet brings a wealth of information that can enrich our lives. But it also can harm us and the people we love. You want your children to have access to information, but you also want them to be safe. These internet safety tips can help.

College bound? Tech security and privacy are important. Learn how to help keep your tech gadgets — and the private data that’s on them — safe, secure, and private.

Back to school in the COVID era. Why parents need to be vigilant in protecting their kids’ devices against phishing scams, malware, and cybercrime.

Gaming communities come in many forms, including gaming Subreddits, gaming forums, and gaming websites. We’ve rounded up 32 of the most active outlets for you to choose from.

Take steps to help protect your children from online predators. Learn how to recognize the signs of online enticement and monitor your children’s online activity.

The 10 best cities for gaming in the U.S., based on internet quality, gamer community, and gamer readiness, and why the towns are so equipped for video game enthusiasts.

A deep dive into how the ESRB video game rating system works and how the Board distributed its video game ratings in 2020.

An overview of Twitch extensions and some essential ones every gamer should know.

Scammers make bogus offers of free in-game currencies to gain access to your gaming account and your credit card or use your machine to mine Bitcoin.

There are risks involved in mobile gaming. But you can avoid the scammers. Learn how.

A list of common attacks against streamers and what you can do to help protect yourself before and after.

What can happen if you buy a discounted activation key from a grey-market seller? Plenty, and none of it is good. Learn more.

Game streaming comes with several online safety issues. Learn how to help protect your child against these threats.

Best practices for downloading games

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Navigating the web comes easy to today's kids of all ages. Learn more about protecting their security online.

Children are among the most active internet users, and are unfortunately subject to a number of threats. If you allow your children to spend considerable time surfing the web, it's important to know what threats they face. Here are some of the most common online threats to children to help you ensure yours stay safe.

Too much “screen time” — the catchall term for time spent using devices, television and video games — can have negative effects on kids.

Do we take the right measures to protect our children against the most common mobile risks? Review these tips to find out how you can help your kids stay safe on their mobile devices.

Many parents struggle to evaluate how old their children should be to safely surf the Internet, handle instant messaging, use smartphones and set up social networking sites. Learn the steps to introduce technology to your child.

Cyberbullying uses online communication to threaten, abuse, or degrade children, teens, and others. Learn the warning signs.

Online Gaming & Livestream Viewing Safety Guide | Norton

88% of teens own or have access to a cellphone or smartphone. Parents are grappling with some of the downsides of their children being constantly distracted by technology. Consider your own kid’s maturity level and how they will use the cellphone.

Parents face a challenge: weighing the pros and cons of giving their children digital freedom. Here’s how parental controls can help.

Do you and your kids know the rules of online communication? We have 10 netiquette rules that can help your online reputation.