Children use the internet daily for schoolwork, gaming and social media. Online protection helps keep them safe from harmful websites, scams and cyber threats while they learn and play online.

Antivirus software protects devices like laptops, tablets and phones from harmful software that can damage devices or steal personal information.

Malware is harmful software that can hide in downloads, games, emails or websites. It can slow devices down, spy on activity or steal information without you knowing.

Ransomware is a type of malware that locks files or devices and demands payment to unlock them. Good security software blocks these threats before they cause damage.

Phishing is when scammers pretend to be trusted organisations or people to trick users into sharing passwords or personal information. Children are often targeted through emails, messages or fake websites.

A VPN creates a secure internet connection, especially useful when using public or shared Wi-Fi. It helps keep your child’s online activity private and protected.

Yes. Most packages protect multiple devices under one account, making it ideal for families with laptops, tablets and phones used for school and home learning.

No. Modern security software runs quietly in the background, allowing children to study, game and stream without noticeable slowdowns.

Yes. Security software helps block scam links, fake accounts and messages designed to steal login details, adding extra protection as children become more active online.

No. Online protection is about prevention. It helps stop threats before they become serious problems, even if your child hasn’t experienced issues yet.

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