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In today’s digital world, cyber threats are not just an IT issue, they’re a human issue. And one of the most vulnerable groups?
In today’s digital world, cyber threats are not just an IT issue, they’re a human issue. And one of the most vulnerable groups?
Our children and teens
Our children and teens
Young users are constantly connected through phones, school laptops, gaming platforms, and social media but often lack the knowledge to spot threats like phishing scams, identity theft, malware, and online impersonation.
Young users are constantly connected through phones, school laptops, gaming platforms, and social media but often lack the knowledge to spot threats like phishing scams, identity theft, malware, and online impersonation.
Over 75% of kids aged 8–17 have access to a smartphone, yet most receive little to no cybersecurity training (Pew Research). This makes them prime targets for online threats.
Nearly 60% of teens have encountered online fraud, and 42% admit to clicking on links from strangers—putting them at serious risk of malware and identity theft.
The FBI reports a 144% increase in cybercrimes affecting minors over the past five years, with common scams appearing through social media, phishing links, and fake giveaways.
Curious to see what CyberQuest is all about? Learn more and discover how we’re preparing students for a safer digital future
Curious to see what CyberQuest is all about? Learn more and discover how we’re preparing students for a safer digital future
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