"cyber safety" is a correct and commonly used term in written English.
It refers to the measures and precautions taken to ensure safety and security in the online world. Example: It is important for parents to educate their children about cyber safety and monitor their online activities to protect them from potential online dangers.
The other cornerstone of this particular cyber safety lesson was that nude snaps often end up on pornography sites.
The value of the company reflects the necessity for cyber safety at a time when attacks on personal computer security are hitting the headlines, said analysts.
Then call in the "cyber safety" experts to tell boys not to look at porn and to tell girls they are putting themselves in harm's way if they send sexual images to their boyfriends.
Cyber Safety in the Interactive Age [SXSW].
Cyber safety is now a legitimate concern of the modern parent.
There was a panel here at SXSW called Cyber Safety in the Interactive Age.
The Cyber-safety Act was passed in the wake of the highly-publicized death of Rehtaeh Parsons with the goal of offering protection in severe cases like hers.
As you're getting your teen ready for their new school year, don't forgot to remind them about digital citizenship, online reputation, and most of all -- cyber-safety.
David Fraser, a Halifax-based lawyer who launched the constitutional challenge against the Cyber-Safety Act, told VICE it was a "dumpster fire" because it ran the risk of intruding on freedom of speech.
Fraser, who launched a charter challenge against the Cyber-Safety Act in Nova Scotia that was ultimately deemed unconstitutional, said Bill C-13 has filled a major void in the law.
The Cyber-Safety Act, which allowed courts to stop cyberbullies from posting negative comments online, was deemed too broad; it was quashed by a case of involving a failed business partnership between grown men.
