Title: Cyber Choices: Helping you choose the right and legal path - National Crime Agency
Headings: Cyber Choices: Helping you choose the right and legal path
Cyber Choices: Helping you choose the right and legal path
What is cyber crime?
Consequences
Link to Welsh version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oR2oKCHn1w
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Defend CyberLand from cyber attack!
https://cybergamesuk.com/
Ways to use cyber skills positively
Parents / Guardians / Carers
CYBER CHOICES
Teachers
NCA / PSHE KS3 Lesson plans link here

Content: Skills in coding, gaming, computer programming, cyber security or anything IT-related are in high demand and there may be many careers and opportunities available to those with an interest in these areas. However, more and more young people are getting involved in cyber crime. Many do it for fun without realising the consequences of their actions - but the penalties can have an impact on their long-term future. Cyber crime is not a victimless crime and is taken extremely seriously by law enforcement. What is cyber crime? Cyber crime can be split into two broad categories: Cyber-dependent crimes (or ‘pure’ cyber crimes) are offences that can only be committed using a computer, computer networks or other forms of information communications technology (ICT). An example of a cyber-dependent crime is gaining unauthorised access into someone’s computer network, this can also be called ‘hacking’. Cyber-enabled crimes (such as fraud, the purchasing of illegal drugs and child sexual abuse and exploitation) can be conducted on or offline, but online, it can take place at unprecedented scale and speed. Examples of cyber crime include: