Get Involved

There are many things businesses, home users, schools, higher education, local law enforcement, federal government, and local government can do to support public education and awareness during National Cyber Security Awareness Month.

Everyone can get involved in NCSAM – from large corporations, teachers, parents and children. Here are some things you can do. These lists are also available in PDF format to share with others.

What Businesses Can Do (download PDF)

No matter what the size of your business, there are things you can do to help get the word out about staying safe and secure online.

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What Home Users Can Do (download PDF)

Protecting your home computer(s) is critical to ensuring the safety and security of you and your family but don’t stop there.

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What Educators Can Do (download PDF)

Schools and educators are important in helping young people stay safe and secure online. There are many ways you can engage young people, parents, and the community.

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What College Students Can Do (download PDF)

When you are on your own for the first time, you take on new responsibilities. Make sure that staying safe online is one of them.

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What College Administrators Can Do (download PDF)

As a college administrator, you can play a role in securing your school’s network and communicating safety tips to your students, faculty and staff.

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What Local Law Enforcement Can Do (download PDF)

Every day, you help fight crime on the streets. You can do your part to fight cybercrime too.

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What Federal Government Can Do (download PDF)

The federal government plays a crucial role in the safety and security of everyday citizens. See what you can do to extend that protection into the online world.

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What Local Government Can Do

Local governments provide invaluable resources to their citizens regarding community safety. See what you can do to inform your citizens about online security, safety, and ethics.