The Department for Education has urged schools to confirm they have ramped up protection for their systems and data following a new round of targeted ransomware attacks.
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Data breaches are an expensive problem and are about to become even more costly. The introduction of the GDPR will make them more expensive, providing…
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Come May 25th2018, the GDPR will come into effect changing the way that schools, colleges, academies and all other organisations are required to manag…
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Since the inception of the World Wide Web in 1990, users have had a platform in which to access and to deliver new and exciting content. However, keep…
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As many as 1 in 7 children admitted to bullying others online in a survey revealed by Action for Children today. 40% of the 2,000 respondents said the…
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19 year old Lewis Daynes has admitted guilty to the murder of 14 year old Breck Bedner in what the prosecution claim to be a “sadistic and sexually …
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On Tuesday 15th July, a tag rugby team from The Hill Primary School in Caversham, competed at the spiritual home of rugby, Twickenham Stadium, in the …
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Experts have called the Government’s Internet reform inadequate in protecting children online and are urging more to be done and Internet firms are …
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BBC Newsbeat issued a Freedom of Information request to 200 Local Authorities, of which 137 responded, revealing nearly a thousand claims have been br…
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On Tuesday evening, David Cameron announced plans to update sex education in schools saying “I think we can add in better guidance for some of the m…
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Redstorwould like to invite you to a Safeguarding webinar on the 4th December at 4pm, hosted by Sharon Girling OBE. Sharon has dedicated 30 years of s…
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With increasing regularity, news articles report on harassment to children online and detail the shocking consequences of cyber bullying. The need to …
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