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Demystifying Cyber - learn the basics of keeping safe and secure
This webinar is for all practitioners and professionals who want to learn more about the basic steps that they can take to prevent themselves from falling victim to cybercrime. Hosted by Tarian, the Regional Organised Crime Unit for Southern Wales, this webinar will explore how you can create and protect strong passwords, explain how phishing works, how to spot suspicious emails, and the dangers of shadow IT.
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Cyber crime
Guidance and information to understand and avoid falling victim to cyber crime.
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Cyber Heroes
This resource aimed at primary learners is designed to provide vital cyber security skills to younger and older generations, whilst promoting inter generational interactions.
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Cyber security awareness training for school staff
This cyber security training module produced by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is designed to support school staff to help improve their school's cyber resilience.
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Strengthen your school's cyber resilience this October
This October, a series of free webinars and training sessions are available to help school leaders and staff strengthen their cyber resilience and prepare for potential cyber incidents.
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Cyber response plan for schools
How schools can respond to a cyber incident.
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Cyber resilience events for schools
Schools and other education settings across Wales are invited to attend one of two regional cyber resilience events taking place this September.
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Cyber incident response training for schools - English language
Police forces in Wales are delivering cyber incident response training. This training is designed to take participants through a staged cyber incident to challenge school staff to propose an appropriate response, as well as to consider their own preparedness against cyber threats.
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Cyber resilience support for schools
Training and resources to help schools prepare for and respond to cyber threats.
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Cyber security in schools: practical tips for everyone working in education
A series of information cards that provide schools with some basic principles of good cyber security.
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Cyber incident response training for schools - English language
Police forces in Wales are delivering cyber incident response training. This training is designed to take participants through a staged cyber incident to challenge school staff to propose an appropriate response, as well as to consider their own preparedness against cyber threats.
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Cyber incident response training for schools - Welsh language
Police forces in Wales are delivering cyber incident response training. This training is designed to take participants through a staged cyber incident to challenge school staff to propose an appropriate response, as well as to consider their own preparedness against cyber threats.
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NCSC: CyberSprinters
A game and supporting lesson resources for practitioners that work with children aged 7 to 11. The resources, and the CyberSprinters game, are designed to convey key messages to children and will help them to develop their knowledge, skills and understanding in using and managing passwords, protecting their devices and dealing with suspicious messages.
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Cyber incident response training for schools - Welsh language
Police forces in Wales are delivering cyber incident response training. This training is designed to take participants through a staged cyber incident to challenge school staff to propose an appropriate response, as well as to consider their own preparedness against cyber threats.
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Cyber security in schools: questions for governing bodies and management committees
This guidance for governing bodies and management committees has been produced to help improve a school's understanding of its cyber security risks.
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STEM, Digital and Cyber Security opportunities for primary schools from NDEC
The NDEC Education and Outreach Programme offers practical STEM, digital and cyber security activities for pupils in years 3 to 6.
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Enhancing digital resilience in education: An action plan to protect children and young people online
Our approach to digital resilience focuses on three key areas – online safety, cyber resilience and data protection.
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Early Years practitioners: using cyber security to protect your settings
This guidance outlines how to protect sensitive information about your setting and the children in your care from accidental damage and online criminals.
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Hwb DigiFest 2025: Hwb session
An on demand session presented by Hwb during Hwb DigiFest 2025. This session, delivered by the Welsh Government’s Digital Resilience in Education team, empowers schools to strengthen their cyber resilience. Explore key resources and learn practical steps to stay safe online - including password best practices, safe browsing and how to spot phishing attempts.
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Advice and support
Providing children and young people, education practitioners, education professionals, parents and carers with information and knowledge to promote online safety for young people.