Cyber Safety
Learn about the risks of and tactics used by online predators as well as what constitutes a cyber crime and how to report it
Learn how to identify potential threats that could endanger your child as well as important tips and safety measures
Information about protecting yourself while surfing the internet, safeguarding personal information and avoiding potentially dangerous situations
Learn how to protect yourself online while playing games, surfing the internet and having fun
Contact Us
| address: |
Attorney General of Florida The Capitol, PL-01 Tallahassee, FL 32399 |
| phone: | (850) 414-3300 |
| website: | www.myfloridalegal.com |
| online: | Contact Form |
| news: | Weekly Newsletter |
CyberSafety Presentations
2018/2019 School Year:
18,571 Students reached
2019/2020 School Year:
18,388 Students reached
*2020/2021 School Year:
143 Students reached
*2021/2022 School Year:
85 Students reached
*2020-2021 - Due to COVID-19 Pandemic schools were not open and therefore few presentations were held.
**2021-2022 - Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, some schools remained closed or were not allowing members of the public to conduct presentations to students.
Please report information to help in the fight against child sexual exploitation.
Parenting Resources
It’s simple to request a CyberSafety Education presentation. Just send an email to CyberCrime.Edu@myfloridalegal.com with your contact information, name and county of your school. A regional advocate will contact you to assist with scheduling.
Parents
SafeSteps to protect Florida's children
SafeSteps is designed with parents in mind as they pursue their primary responsibility of protecting the youngest members of their family. This publication contains valuable information and resources that may be of assistance to you and your children. We hope you find this useful.
CyberSafety Presentation
Every day 77 million children use the internet and, of children ages 10-17, one out of every seven will be sexually solicited online. In 2007, The Florida Attorney General's CyberSafety Education Program debuted at middle and high schools across the state, educating students about the risks of and tactics used by online predators as well as what constitutes a cybercrime and how to report it.