DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP

means the responsible use of technology to engage socially with other people. In short, it is an unwritten code of conduct for teaching people to behave online properly.

• Digital Footprint

• Digital Citizenship

• Creative Credit

• Malware

describes activities that can be tracked when an individual uses the Internet or other online services such as a search engine.

• Credibility

• Phishing

• Data Security

• Digital Footprint

the use of technology to harass, threaten, embarrass, or target another person.

• Cyberbullying

• Copyright

• Internet Safety

• Hacking Ethics

using common sense and following guidelines to help you stay safe online.

• Identity Theft

• Authentication

• Internet Safety

• Digtial Footprint

is the necessity to preserve and protect any personal information, collected by any organization, from being accessed by a third party.

• Data Privacy

• Data Security

• Authentication

• White Hat Hacker

refers to the process of protecting data from unauthorized access and data corruption throughout its lifecycle.

• Data Privacy

• Data Security

• Hacking Ethics

• Cyberbully

describes a general knowledge of computers, software, hardware, and how they work.

• Digital Citizenship

• Internet Safety

• Information Literacy

• Copyright

giving the owner of the original creation, credit or acknowledgment of their work.

• Credibility

• Authentication

• Copyright

• Creative Credit

is a protection for any published work that helps to prevent that work from being used without prior authorization.

• Copyright

• Creative Credit

• Data Privacy

• Hard Drive

authorized practice of bypassing system security to identify potential data breaches and threats in a network.

• Black Hat Hacker

• Hacking Ethics

• Identity Theft

• Cyberbully