DrupalCon Nashville 2018: The Kids Are Going To Be 200 OK
About this talk
This talk explores the critical need to educate the next generation about information security, drawing parallels between infosec and sex education. The speaker emphasizes that teaching children about pseudonymity, data protection, and critical evaluation of information is essential for shaping a safer future. Focusing on privacy, autonomy, and identity, the session aims to provide actionable strategies that empower kids to navigate the digital world without relying solely on compliance and censorship. By fostering a culture of security awareness from an early age, this talk addresses the importance of preparing children to handle the complexities of modern technology responsibly.
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