CyberSecureNC for Schools & Students
You Might Have a Talent for Cybersecurity, But How Would You Know?
CyberStart America is an innovative competition to help high school students discover their talents and learn about cybersecurity through a free, online game of fun cyber challenge.
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Learn Online – And Stay Safe
Virtual learning keeps school going even when students and teachers can't be in the classroom. It also brings risks from cyberbullying to cybertheft. Teachers, students and parents can be their own best protection online.
CybersecureNC is an initiative by the N.C. Department of Information Technology, which is the leading IT provider for state agencies, local governments and schools across the state. NCDIT helps keep North Carolinians safe from cyberattacks by providing cybersecurity education and resources.
Resources
Get Help for Cybercrime
The NC 211 support network offers help to victims of cybercrime.
North Carolina residents can dial 211 to find resources to deal with identity theft, financial fraud, cyberstalking, cyberbullying and other cybercrimes.
This free, confidential service is available 24/7 in multiple languages.
Callers can also get help reporting cybercrime and filing crime reports with law enforcement. They can also connect to NC 211's database of more than 16,000 health and human services, such as food, housing, utility and health care assistance.
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