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Online Safety
Conference 2022
Unlock the Risks that Young
People Face Online

1st February 2022
8.30am – 4pm, virtual conference

Call 0333 300 1900 Email information@entrust-ed.co.uk
or visit www.entrust-ed.co.uk to find out more about our services.
                                                                     Inspiring Futures

Agenda
8:30-9:15 Simon Finch
‘We Could Be Better Than This’

Simon reflects on what Covid 19 has taught
us, as adults and teachers, the importance of
appropriate teaching of digital literacy and
digital citizenship.

9:30-10:15 Lawrence Jordan from the
Marie Collins Foundation

Lawrence explores how sexual abuse occurs
online, the effects online sexual abuse has
on a child, and factors that influence staff
response and decision-making.

10:30-11:15 Will Gardner, CEO of children’s
charity Childnet International.

Will draws upon recent research to discuss
issues of online hate and sexual harassment       Following the incredible success of our first
faced by young people.
                                                  Online Safety Conference in 2021 Entrust are
11:30-12:15 Dale Lane from IBM and                pleased to announce that we will be offering
Machine Learning for Kids                         this event again in 2022 but bigger than ever.
Dale discusses how data can bias and
influence young peoples’ choices.                 Our free virtual conference brings together a range of
                                                  expert speakers in the field of online safety to inform and
12:45- 13:30 Michael Tunks IWF’s Senior           challenge perceptions of risks online that young people and
Policy and Public Affairs Manager                 schools may face in a digital age.
Michael looks at the Internet Watch               Who can attend?
Foundation’s latest campaign to prevent
self-generated images online.                     This event is open to anybody wanting to learn more about
                                                  online safety and the risks facing young people while being
13:45-14:15 An opportunity to hear from
                                                  online in order to promote the safe and positive use of
Etching Hill CE Primary Academy
                                                  technology for children and young people.
Etching Hill share their experiences and
examples of good practice for online
safety after successfully going through the
assessment and achieving the 360 Degree
Safe Online Safety Mark.

                                                                    REGISTER
14:30-15:00 Andy Pyper, Entrust

                                                                     TODAY!
Andy reflects on the data acquired from our
Monitoring Service, how this builds a picture
of behaviours of young people online and
how the pandemic has changed these online
                                                                Click the link here to register.
behaviours.
                                                                 Or scan the QR code below:
15:15-16:00 Chris White from the South
East Cyber Resilience

Chris highlights the real risk of cyber-attacks
on schools and what you can do to prevent
them with the correct measures put in place.

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Keynote
Speakers

Will Gardner
                 Will Gardner is the CEO of children’s charity Childnet International. Will joined Childnet in 2000 and was appointed
                 CEO in 2009. He is a Director of the UK Safer Internet Centre (UKSIC), a partnership between Childnet, the
                 Internet Watch Foundation and the SWGfL, and as part of the UKSIC organises Safer Internet Day in the UK,
                 which in February 2021 reached 51% of children and 38% of parents. He is also an Executive Board member
                 of the UK Council for Internet Safety and chairs the Early Warning Working Group of helplines, hotlines and
                 law enforcement. Will also sits on Facebook’s Safety Advisory Board and Twitter’s Trust and Safety Council. In
his time at Childnet Will has led national and international projects and has led the development of Childnet’s range of award-
winning internet safety programmes and resources aimed at children, parents and carers, and teachers and schools. Will was
awarded an OBE in the 2018 Queen’s New Year’s Honour List for his work in the field of children’s online safety.

  Keynote: Childnet International
  Draws upon recent research to discuss issues of online hate and sexual harassment faced by young people. organisation
  safer, and by the end of the session, you will know what good computer security looks like.

Simon Finch
                Simon is a teacher and specialist on online safety, safeguarding, digital citizenship and digital literacy, and a broad
                range of technology and learning related themes.He is a regular conference speaker and trainer for Universities,
                Local Safeguarding Children Partnerships, Local Authorities, schools, public and private sector services, and
                charities. Simon is the 2013 NAACE Impact Award winner for Leadership “for commitment to ensuring a safe
                and supportive learning environment for the education sector.” Simon is an Associate Member of UKCCIS and a
                CEOP Ambassador.

  Keynote: ‘We Could Be Better Than This’
  Reflections on what Covid 19 has taught us, as adults and teachers, the importance of appropriate teaching of digital literacy
  and digital citizenship.

Chris White
                Chris is Head of Cyber and Innovation at The Cyber Resilience Centre for the South East. Chris left college
                and started a career in computing with a multi-national technology company. Then joining the Police in the
                mid-90s experienced various departments focussing on technological roles. Always looking for solutions and
                keeping up with technology, he joined the South East Regional Organised Crime Unit as a Police Cyber Security
                Advisor and Prevent Sgt, delivering the National Cyber Security Strategy where he has been working with private
                sector raising the awareness of cyber security, coaching and encouraging positive behaviour change within
organisations, assisting those in the midst of cyber incidents and managing the offenders responsible. Now at the Cyber
Resilience Centre for the South East where he is Head of Cyber & Innovation, delivering as a speaker, presenter, technologist, and
police officer working with the private sector & academia to protect business from cybercrime.

  Keynote: South East Cyber Resilience
  Will highlight the real risk of cyber-attacks on schools and what you can do to prevent them with the correct measures put
  in place. The aim of this session is to advise you on how you can make your organisation safer, and by the end of the session,
  you will know what good computer security looks like.

Inspiring Futures

     Call 0333 300 1900 Email information@entrust-ed.co.uk
or visit www.entrust-ed.co.uk to find out more about our services.