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The digital security toolkit: a practical guide for safer online engagement
The digital security toolkit is a practical resource to help youth workers and young people stay safe online. It covers tools like VPNs, password managers, and 2FA, and offers tips on recognizing phishing, protecting devices, and teaching digital safety.
Aims of the tool
The aim of the toolkit is to empower youth workers and young people with practical knowledge and tools to enhance digital security, protect personal data, recognize online threats, and promote safe, responsible online practices in their communities.
Description of the tool
By using this toolkit, learners will:
1. Understand and implement practices like setting strong passwords, enabling 2FA, and using encrypted communication tools.
2. Recognize common online threats such as phishing, malware, and identity theft.
3. Apply digital safety practices to personal and professional activities.
4. Learn to share digital security knowledge with others through workshops and collaborative learning.
5. Stay informed about emerging risks like AI-generated phishing and IoT vulnerabilities.
6. Engage with diverse perspectives while promoting safe and inclusive online environments.
Disclaimer
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Tool overview
http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/4671
This tool is for
This toolkit is designed for: 1. Professionals supporting young people, delivering workshops, or raising awareness about digital safety. 2. Individuals looking to improve their online security skills and protect their personal information. 3. Facilitators aiming to empower others with practical knowledge of cybersecurity. 4. Those with little or no technical expertise who want to learn simple, effective online safety practices.
and addresses
Youth Initiatives, Project Management, Intercultural Learning, Personal Development, Peer education
It is recommended for use in:
Training and Networking
Behind the tool
The tool was created by
Youth Line Greece
in the context of
Training course "Raising the level of digital security among European young adults"
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Kateryna Shepeliuk (on 29 May 2025)
and last modified
13 January 2025
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