Sebastián Bortnik: The conversation we're not having about digital child abuse
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among her friends list.
with one of those kids.
what was going on.
investigation lead them to a house.
a 24-year-old man
her new Facebook friend,
who was 26 years old.
because she refused to have sex with him.
were under 13 years old.
cases of "grooming":
through the internet,
leads that kid into sexual territory --
about what I've just said:
and we go online,
why we're not taking care of this,
that happens online is "virtual."
that seems to exist
to talk about the internet:
use the internet to abuse boys and girls
think that what happens online
some colleagues and I founded an NGO
about online safety.
at the House of Legislature
with a kid to have sex with them.
to the kids who were exposed
with an adult without knowing it,
only another kid would see them,
using their web cam.
one person can abuse another
who had been a victim of grooming.
into masturbating in front of her web cam,
from the internet.
telling them it was too late:
having breakfast with her family,
people that had seen her naked,
her friends, who had also seen her.
to measure physical and digital things.
is more painful and more true.
to the second reason why
attention to this issue.
don't need our help,
about technology.
letting me walk to school alone.
and walking me to school,
don't give them to anyone,
be at home at the time we said,
and look both ways before you cross,
don't talk to strangers."
there taking care of me.
of yourself is another.
I wake up in the morning,
at the time we said."
they say, "You know what?
and look both ways before crossing."
in relation to technology.
of yourself is another.
when we talk to parents,
about technology and social networks.
if they care about their kids.
or not in technology
or not in our kids.
the relationship between adults and kids.
on two main concepts:
when we don't have either?
have to guide our children
unfamiliar territory --
things that make us uncomfortable,
of my age on my shoulders
between kids and adults.
to do the right thing,
to show me how to use it.
she told me things,
is that I know it and I understand it.
to create new conversations.
to contact your friends?
approached by strangers?
between kids and adults?
to do it. All of us.
to schools to give our talks,
their parents or their teachers.
as with almost everything else,
a conversation topic
classroom in the country.
that 15 percent of schools said
in their school.
every aspect of our life,
in the most painful way:
to avoid this?
with something as easy as:
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Sebastián Bortnik - Information security specialistSebastián Bortnik's work is focused on preventing cyber attacks.
Why you should listen
Sebastián Bortnik is an information security specialist with more than ten years of work experience in the field. He has been working on research and education on cyber attacks since the beginning of his career. He's currently head of research for Onapsis, a company dedicated to protecting ERP and business-critical applications in big companies. Previously, he led a research and technology team for an antivirus company in Latin America focused on malware analysis and cyber attacks research.
Bortnik is one of the founding members of a non-profit organization in Argentina, Argentina Cibersegura, which is focused on raising awareness within the community on how to prevent cyber attacks. As its leader, he has helped create a network with more than 200 volunteers around the country that teach how to use technologies in a safer way to thousands of kids every year.
Bortnik has written several articles and delivered many talks at different conferences around the world. He is passionate about education and believes that everybody needs to understand the impact technology has on our lives and safety.
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