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Catfishing, or impersonation, is when someone creates an online profile pretending to be someone else. They might be pretending to be someone who actually exists, or they might have made up a false identity.

How to report harmful online content and access free and confidential helplines and services.

This guidance for governing bodies and management committees has been produced to help improve a school's understanding of its cyber security risks.

Providing children and young people, education practitioners, education professionals, parents and carers with information and knowledge to promote online safety for young people.

Guidance and information to help understand inappropriate or offensive content online, including help and support.

This guidance outlines how to protect sensitive information about your setting and the children in your care from accidental damage and online criminals.

There are lots of great things on the internet, but there are also risks associated with being online.

How schools can respond to a cyber incident.

There are lots of ways that you can game online. Popular methods include using a console, mobile device or PC.

How we use your information when you interact with the Hwb Web Platform.

Providing a range of resources for children and young people, education practitioners, education professionals, parents and carers to support the delivery of online safety education and promotion.

Considerations and technical approaches for managing devices across schools’ digital environments

Working together with UK-wide partners and other organisations to take coordinated actions to meet our common aims.