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4. The practice of protecting computers, networks, and data from hackers, attacks, or damage.
9. A person who sees cyberbullying happening but does not get involved.
13. Using technology in a safe, respectful, and ethical way.
14. Private details about a person such as their name, address, phone number, school, birthday, or passwords.
15. person who takes action to stop bullying or support someone who is being bullied.

1. The ability to understand and care about how someone else feels.
2. digital technology (texts, social media, gaming, etc.) to harass, threaten, or hurt someone.
3. Controls on apps and websites that allow you to decide who can see your information and activity.
5. A way of protecting information by turning it into a secret code so only authorized people can read it.
6. The way a person presents themselves on the internet through profiles, usernames, posts, and interactions.
7. The rules for polite and respectful behavior when communicating online.
8. The ability to understand, analyze, and evaluate media and digital information.
10. The trail of information you leave online when you use the internet (posts, searches, comments, photos, etc.).
11. A person who uses the internet and digital technology responsibly, safely, and respectfully.
12. A scam where someone pretends to be a trustworthy source to trick people into giving personal information like passwords or credit card numbers.