Ανακοινώσεις του ENISA προς την Κοινότητα των Εκπαιδευτικών Πληροφορικής της Αν. Κρήτης η οποία συμμετείχε στο Workshop "NIS in Education"
The EU Agency ENISA, the (European Network and Information Security Agency) is publishing today the consolidated ENISA report on Network Information Security in Education. The report provides young digital citizens and stakeholders with an overview and highlights of good practices on how to become educated to feel and behave safer online.
Long life learning, formal, non-formal and informal education are on the agenda of policymakers. Children, youth and their peers, parents and educators are all part of the discussion and the recommendation is that they should cooperate and get involved as much as possible. The material available here is to enable easy transfer of knowledge between stakeholders.
The agency has also launched a report on cyber bullying and online grooming (preparing sexual abuse); warning that misuse of data (data mining and profiling) harms minors. The report identifies the top emerging risks and makes 18 non-technical recommendations for their mitigation. One key recommendation is to strengthen Member State’s law enforcement agencies. Other recommendations point to safeguards adapted to the needs of youth’s cyber activities.
We invite you to read it here: http://www.enisa.europa.eu/media/press-releases/new-report-cyber-bullying-online-grooming-18-protective-recommendations-against-key-risks
