Cyber Security and Privacy – first level
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Security
| I know that… | I can… | For example… |
| Devices can store personal and private information and media, such as photos or bank details Devices can be secured to reduce the risk of someone else using a device Accessing a device without permission is called hacking and is illegal There are risks and threats involved in carrying out activities online |
update and change my password when prompted to do so
respond to requests for authentication for my online accounts and email keep the information I use to access my online accounts secure, using different and secure passwords for websites and accounts identify secure websites by looking for the padlock and https in the address bar |
keep login information for a device and any websites secure, not shared with anyone or written down and left prominently near my device
make sure that online login information is not shared with anyone create passwords using three random words or with at least 8 characters, using lower- and upper-case letters, numbers and symbols |
Information:
Learn My Way – Starting to use the internet
Learn My Way – Safety and security online
BBC Bitesize – Do computers have a memory?
BBC Bitesize – How to keep our personal information private
Activities:
Daydream Believers: Use the image generator to create random word lists and select three words to make your secure password
The Bongles: Use these word lists, or make your own, and pick one word from each list to make a password with three random words
Practice logging in to Glow
Privacy
| I know that… | I can… | For example… |
| I must not share other people’s data online without their consent | ensure that nothing is posted on social media about others, including children, without their permission |
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