
Safer Internet Day 10th February
- Sean Taylor
- Feb 10
- 2 min read
Updated: Feb 12

Safer Internet Day
To mark Safer Internet Day (10th February 2026),

Top Tips to stay safe online !
The internet is one of the world’s most valuable tools. With just a click of a button, we can access a wealth of resources at our fingertips and a variety of different websites ready to use at your disposal. Despite internet use becoming a daily occurrence for most people, technological advances have meant that even the most tech-savvy amongst us are at risk.

Safer Internet Day 2026 (10th February), features a focus on the theme: Smart tech, safe choices – exploring the safe and responsible use of AI’. This day aims to raise awareness about online safety concerns around the use of AI, exploring the impact of AI on all of our lives, looking at how AI can be used for good, and giving advice and guidance that empowers people to use AI safely and responsibly.
Discover how you can stay safe online with some top tips:
Keep your online footprint as small as possible
Prevent disclosing your personal information to an audience of strangers
Be sure to have the highest security options turned on social profiles
Only accept requests from people who you know on social media
Scan all links before clicking, if it seems out of the ordinary, just ignore it
Attend workshops or webinars geared towards staying safe online
Review your privacy settings to limit what information you share
Update your online passwords as frequently as every three months
If you feel your online account may have been compromised, you should immediately change your login information
Try to avoid writing passwords down; a digital password manager can help you to remember your login credentials for each site
Use a different password for each site you use
For any password, use combination of letters, numbers and special characters, with a variety of uppercase and lowercase letters being used
Report suspicious activity you see online
We hope you stay safe online, happy browsing!





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