Family Resource Center: Internet Safety for Children, Teens & Adults

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Welcome to the Family Resources Web site, providing easy-to-understand insights on Internet safety issues.

Marian Merritt, Norton Internet Safety Advocate

Marian answers your questions

Q. Does Norton offer parental controls?
A. The parental control software is part of an "add-on pack", or a set of optional features, for both Norton Internet Security or later and Norton 360. Read more.

Safer Internet Day

Tuesday 9 February 2010 is European Safer Internet Day, and also the day that the UK Council for Child Internet Safety, supported by the Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF), is launching its public awareness campaign “Click Clever, Click Safe”.

One of Symantec’s goals is to keep families safe online, which is why we have been working with the UKCCIS since its inception. We’re keen to support and help promote the campaign, and look forward to reaching as many families as possible with the digital code, helping them to make the most of the Internet and stay safe online. More advice is available here .

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Be Safe, Be Smart, Be Certain.

Teach your children how to stay safe online in a fun and lively way by downloading this short video clip of the ‘Be Safe Be Smart Be Certain’ song from Zak and Zara’s Cyberspace Adventure performance. Created by Perform, the UK’s largest drama school for primary age children, exclusively for Norton from Symantec, Zak & Zara’s Cyberspace Adventure is a funky seventies-inspired performance designed to communicate a serious message to children about Internet safety while having fun. Download this video and show it to your children or to your pupils to help them remember the key rules to staying safe online.