Cybersecurity & Safety in Video Games

Prime Youth

Cybersecurity & Safety in Video Games

Parent Webinar

Thu · 6:00 - 7:00 PM Online
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Free

Sep 24 - Sep 24, 2026

About This Program

How can kids stay safe while gaming online? This practical parent workshop explores scams, strangers, chat, cyberbullying, privacy, account security, and parental controls. Learn how to help your child recognize red flags, protect their information, manage online exposure, and know what to do when something goes wrong. Includes practical tips and a Q&A.

Meet the Hero

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Lead Instructor

Navya N.

Cybersecurity Specialist

Hardworking and passionate Computer Scientist with hands-on experience in web security. Strong knowledge in object-oriented programming, systems & architecture, software engineering management, operating systems, industrial network design, artificial intelligence, UX design, designing secure systems & robotics. Experienced in agile project development techniques, with ability to communicate with individuals from both technical & non-technical backgrounds & develop strong working relations.

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Bachelors Degree

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Prime Youth

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