A teenage panelist at ConnectSafely's Safer Internet Day event expressed concerns about how AI can harm teenage girls and others whose images can be manipulated in ways that take away their autonomy.

ConnectSafely Education Director Kerry Gallagher has advice for parents worried about the impact of social media on their teen's self image.

ConnectSafely and the National PTA have produced a one-hour webinar and podcat to help parents navigatge screens with children and teens

A “zero-day attack” is when a vulnerability is known — potentially by hackers — before it has been fixed, and that recently occurred with Windows. Microsoft has updated the software to address these recent vulnerabilities, but it’s up to users to update their systems.

Tuesday is Safer Internet Day when ConnectSafely and National PTA will hold a webinar while encouraging families around the country to have their own conversations about online safety.

An increasing number of young people, including some young children, are using generative AI, which is why parents and educators should provide some guidance on how to use it safety and appropriately.

Teens and young adults are likely to get their news through social media which makes it more important than ever to 'consider the source.'

This year Turning Point USA will sponor an alternative Super Bowl Half Time show, which is safe to watch,  but there are reports that scammers may try to lure people to fake sites.

Even people who are very smart can sometimes be fooled by AI-generated media.

The statistics on teen gambling are startling. Here's some advice for parents.