The expanding reach of the internet presents both opportunities
and challenges for children. As internet access proliferates,
children are increasingly exposed to online platforms, educational
resources, and social networks from a young age. While this offers
immense learning potential, it also raises concerns about online
safety and privacy. As children engage with digital content, they
become targets for various online threats such as cyberbullying,
identity theft, and exposure to inappropriate content. Thus,
safeguarding children in cyberspace becomes paramount,
necessitating robust cybersecurity measures and comprehensive
digital literacy programs. Cyberhygiene awareness is taught
in European and South American schools. The Paris Call for Trust
and Security in Cyberspace suggests that children learn about
cybersecurity as early as age 6. By instilling
responsible online behaviors, we empower children to navigate the
digital landscape securely.