(Milwaukee) May 7, 2021 — So much of our lives involves using the Internet and social media from school and work, to shopping and entertainment. We stay alert for dangers when we are out and about, but how do we stay safe online?
Parents and students, as well as individuals of all ages, are invited to attend “The Dangers of Social Media and the Dark Side of the Internet,” a free online event on Saturday, May 15 at 10 a.m. The webinar is presented by the Milwaukee Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated. To attend, register at tinyurl.com/dstmkeonlinesafety
Consider these facts:
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There are about 4,000 ransomware attacks daily. (U.S. DOJ)
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Weak and stolen passwords are the most common cybercriminal tactics that accounted for 81% of cyber-attacks. (Symantec)
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1 in 5 teens in the U.S. say they’ve received an unwanted sexual comment or advance online.
Program & Policy Analyst Kagan McCarty from the Wisconsin Department of Justice Internet Crimes Against Children Division will provide tips and advice to keep you safe – no matter your age or online expertise.
For more information about “The Dangers of Social Media and the Dark Side of the Internet,” send an email to [email protected].
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