Part 1 of 3. Recorded at the 2008 e-Crime Wales Summit. Rob Hadfield, Information Security Awareness Consultant at British Airways explains how communicating the right information to the right people in the most relevant way is the key to ensuring they take heed of their obligations to protect the security of the company. In this presentation employers are taught the importance of streamlining e-security information for staff so they are not overloaded. It also identifies how companies can develop effective on-line security policies and ensure that these are fully understood by all users, enforcing the rules effectively. View more videos from the e-Crime Wales Summit at www.ecrimewales.com, click on Get More Info, then on Video.

NASCAR driver Bobby Labonte delivers a message about Internet safety for kids. A nationally distributed TV PSA by Salo Productions.

10-11 March 2009, Strasbourg: International Conference on Cybercrime The conference aims to strengthen co-operation between the public and private sectors in combating crimes committed via the Internet. Experts gather from all over the world, representing governments, the police and the Internet industry (including Microsoft, Kaspersky Lab, Yahoo !, paypal and mcafee). Broadcast quality available at: www.coe.int

Employees who carry business laptops are often tempted to connect to open wireless access points. This short video shows how easy it is for an attacker to capture data being transmitted through an OPEN wireless access point.

How safe are your children online? Get the facts at internetsafety.com