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Stay Safe Online. A practical starter guide.

Thirteen things that matter most for staying safe online in 2026. Passkeys. Scams. Family safety. Plain language, no jargon, written for grandparents, parents, teenagers, and anyone else. About ten minutes to read. Save it, print it, send it.

PDF · web guide · Updated 13 February 2026 · CC BY-SA 4.0

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Find what fits your room.

Students

1 guide live

Starter kits, everyday habits, and what to do when something goes wrong.

Parents

1 guide live

Conversation guides for home, plus the bits worth forwarding to a school.

Teachers

0 guides live

Classroom-ready materials, lesson outlines, and discussion prompts.

Seniors

1 guide live

Scam patterns, two-factor walkthroughs, and plain-language guides.

What we are still writing.

The honest queue. Some of these live on sibling pages, some are in draft. We list them so you know what is coming, not to pad the shelf.

Cybersecurity-in-schools whitepaper

Age-by-age curriculum outcomes, a teacher training plan, and a cost estimate. The document policymakers can actually read.

In progress

The Human Perimeter podcast

Long-form conversations about digital safety in Slovak and English. The first season records over the summer.

Upcoming

Starter guide for new teachers

A shorter, classroom-first companion to the parent handout. It pilots with partner schools before it goes public.

Upcoming

Scam-pattern briefings for seniors

Short weekly notes, in plain language, on the scams landing in Slovak inboxes that week.

Upcoming

Not everything lives here.

Starter guide

Stay Safe Online

Thirteen plain-language steps. About ten minutes to read. Save it, print it, send it on.

Podcast

The Human Perimeter

Cybersecurity told through human stories. Co-hosted by Simon Gajdosik and André Daus. The intro episode is live.

Our goal

Cybersecurity in every school

Why digital safety belongs on the curriculum, and the ladder we are climbing to get it there.

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Questions

How do I choose a password manager?

Pick one that is reputable, end-to-end encrypted, and syncs cleanly across your devices. Established open-source tools like Bitwarden are a safe starting point, and well-reviewed commercial ones like 1Password work too.

What are the first steps to secure a home network?

Change the default router password. Turn on WPA3, or WPA2-AES if WPA3 is not available. Keep the router firmware up to date. For smart bulbs, cameras, and other IoT gear, put them on a separate guest network.

How can I spot deepfakes?

Watch for small oddities: unnatural blinking, speech that feels slightly out of sync, strange shadows around the face, glitches during fast movement. And if a “colleague” or “family member” sends an urgent request, check it on a second channel before you act.

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