Byte Crime: "To combat the growing plague of computer viruses, worms, spam, spyware, phishing, identity theft and online predators, McGruff provides invaluable tips, tools and resources across multiple and diverse channels. "

Child Safety Network: This is a great resource to help parents protect their children from opredators. You can join for free and get free monthly newsletters, free safety alerts, find sex offenders and get a free child ID card.

Common Sense: "Then Internet Survival Guide for Parents"

ConnectSafely: "ConnectSafely is for parents, teens, educators, advocates - everyone engaged in and interested in the impact of the social Web. "

Cyberbee: "Technology makes for exciting times in education , but what happens when the "dark side of technology" sneaks around the corner and into the classroom?"

Cyber Patrol: "CyberPatrol from SurfControl, the World's #1 Web and E-mail Filtering Company, is market leading parental control software that is relied upon and trusted by parents, schools, and libraries around the world to protect children online. Launched in 1995, CyberPatrol was a pioneering solution to overcome the pitfalls involved with Internet access in the new online era."

CyberSmart: "We provide a free curriculum for American's 54 million school children and related fee-based training resources for K-12 administrators, technology leaders, librarians, media specialists, classroom teachers, parents and Fortune 1000 enterprise employees. "

Cybertipline: This site gives great tips on how to be safe online.

Edutopia: This site has an interesting articles about online safety. Don't forget to read the related links.

GetNetWise: This site has an online safety guide, tools fo families and web sites for kids. GetNetWise can help parents educate themselves and their children about how to use the Internet safely.

Growing Up Online: This is a great resource to understand the impact of our youth growing up online. There are many videos to choose from.

Internet Safety: The Carnegie Library provides helpful resources for parents and kids. They also have links to internet safety filters.

Internet Smarts: This sit e has interactive activities that students can participate in to become more familiar with what is happening online.

i-safe: "i-SAFE is dedicated to educating and empowering the youth of America to safely and responsibly take control of their online experiences. We provide students with the critical thinking and decision-making skills they need to recognize and avoid dangerous and/or unlawful online behavior."

Kidz Privacy: This site provides interactive and engaging activities to assist teachers, parents and children about Internet Safety.

Kids Smart: "Kidsmart is an award winning practical Internet safety advice website for schools, agencies and young people, produced by the children's Internet charity Childnet." You can access resources such as lesson plans, leaflets, posters, activity days and interactive games.

McAfee: This site has tips for safe online chatting, parent alerts and helpful articles for teachers and parents.

Media Awareness Network: "Think you know about the Web? Here's your chance to prove it! Take a CyberTour with Josie and Joseph Cool, as they visit their twelve favorite Web sites, and decide whether or not they're making smart choices."

Missing and Exploited Children: Adults and kids can check their knowledge of internet safety by taking an online quiz.

Net Nanny: Net Nanny has software that can protect kids against inappropriate information or persons on the Internet.

NetSmartz: "The NetSmartz Workshop is an interactive, educational safety resource that teaches kids and teens how to stay safer on the Internet."

NSTeens: This site has animated, online video that teach complicated privacy issues followed by “real life stories” and “teaching materials.”

Online Safety Unit: This is a wonderful unit that allows students to explore various online topics that can benefit them if they truly grasp and model what is provided in the unit. Students can make a multimedia presentation once they have completed several helpful steps.

Pointsmartclicksafe: Get great information and videos that promote Internet Safety.

PBS Kids: Get your web license at PBS kids by taking their online tour about different topics dealing with the Internet. This link is fun and informative.

That's Not Cool: "Thatsnotcool.com is attempting to raise awareness about digital dating abuse and stop it before it gets worse. "

Web Aware: "The Internet is fantastic, but there are risks. Your involvement is essential. This site provides the tools you need to help keep your kids safe online. "

Web Monkey for Kids: This site talks about the risks kids can take when going online and it gives tips for parents to help prevent kids from being vulnerable online.

Web Wise Kids: "Web Wise Kids are a non-profit organization dedicated to ensuring child internet safety by giving tips and advice to parents and children on how to protect themselves from online predators." An audio presentation is provided with interesting links and resources.

Wired Kids: This site has been considered one of the World's Largest Internet Safety, Help and Education Organization.

Wise Kids: This site proposes to promote positive and safe Internet use. There are online games for kids to play and test their knowledge about the Internet.