What does “cyber” really mean when it comes to our everyday lives—not just in the workplace, but in our homes, schools, and communities? This talk explores the intersection of digital literacy, online safety, and personal responsibility in the digital age. Being cyber savvy isn’t just about knowing the risks—it’s about confidently making the most of digital opportunities while staying secure.

Yet, across different age groups and demographics, there are clear gaps to achieving this: children may be confident online but lack an awareness of the threats and senior citizens may fear the digital world and avoid it altogether, missing out on its benefits. From parents navigating "sharenting" risks to the tech-savvy professional who hasn’t checked their app permissions—everyone has knowledge gaps. So who is filling them? And how can we build a culture where online safety messages and digital literacy capabilities are reinforced not just by cyber security experts, but by families, schools, and communities? Join this session as we explore the current state of play and how to build a more cyber savvy and resilient society.