AT&T Online Safety · standing commitment to protecting consumers of all ages online and...

AT&T is the nation’s leading broadband provider and a premier wireless company, with a long-

standing commitment to protecting consumers of all ages online and safeguarding their Internet

experience. Not only do we offer services that help consumers stay safe, but also we create educational

opportunities for children, parents, older Americans and small businesses to stay safe online-broadband

and wireless. To increase consumer awareness, AT&T offers a full library of supportive Internet safety

and security tips, and interactive safety games.

AT&T Online Safety

Older Americans• AT&T offers special presentations for older

Americans on cyber safety, wireless and smallbusiness and written articles with helpful tips.

• AT&T provides a free cyber safety program forolder adults, Safe Surfing, which is offered incommunities across the country.

Children• AT&T launched an education program with

iKeepSafe and DARE for children in grades 1-5across the country on wireless and broadbandonline safety, including cyber bullying.

Small Businesses• AT&T will be working with Women Impacting

Public Policy (WIPP) on transmitting nationalonline safety presentations.

• AT&T offers free handouts for small businesseson wireless, wireline and Internet safety.

Parents• AT&T partnered with iKeepSafe and DARE to make

presentations on broadband and wireless aboutonline safety to community groups and parents.

• AT&T hosts speakers at town hall events acrossthe country to educate the importance of onlinesafety. AT&T also has consumer focusededucational pieces for town hall meetings ononline safety.

• AT&T is exploring possibilities to provide parentand consumer-focused educational seminarsusing advanced technology.

Internet Safety Educational Opportunities

For more information on how to stay safe with AT&T please visit www.att.com/safety.

AT&T also works with a variety oforganizations that can provide resources:

• SeniorNET• OASIS (Organization for Aging Americans)• National Caucus and Center on Black Aged• Family Online Safety Institute• iKeepSafe• DARE• Enough is Enough• Consumer Policy Solutions