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Hikvision's Effective Security Surveillance in High Rise Buildings Provides Safety - Prevents Crime - Protects Properties

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A high rise building is a sitting duck for the terrorists. In the aftermath of September 11, 2001 in New York and November 26, 2008 in Mumbai authorities in high-rise buildings are beefing up their surveillance systems to prevent any untoward incident in their premises. The installation of surveillance cameras acts as an effective safeguard and deterrent to protect people and property inside and around a high rise building. Surveillance is not only about cameras but also devices that monitor the entry and exit of individuals, detect an unexpected presence using motion detectors, and identify the potential threat from fire and smoke. They all complement an effective surveillance system. The surveillance solutions must be simple in operations, non-intrusive and highly integrated. Video Surveillance Video surveillance is essential to protect occupant safety from virtually any threat. Designers of high rise buildings, rely on an expert security surveillance company to develop systems that monitor unauthorized intrusions or provide early warning in case of fire, smoke or gas leak outbreak. During incidents that require occupant evacuation, an effective surveillance system can facilitate orderly evacuation and ensure all occupants have safely exited. A design that strategically places the right surveillance equipment or device throughout the building will provide a complete system to detect all threats inside and outside the building. Objectives The key objectives of installing Hikvision's surveillance cameras in a high rise building are: • To provide safety and security to the people • To prevent crime • To reduce the fear of crime • To improve property security • To safeguard women, children & senior citizens • To create a safe & vibrant atmosphere

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Benefits of Surveillance Installing Hikvision's cutting-edge security solutions in the high rise buildings offers the following benefits: 1. Prevents Crime Hikvision's ever alert surveillance cameras not only catch criminals in the act, but also deter a would-be criminal from executing his/her nefarious plans.

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News 2. Foils Theft If you suspect one of the visitors of wrong-doing but not sure of his/her misdemeanor, then surveillance cameras can be a very helpful tool. 3. Acts as a Useful Piece of Evidence Hikvision's Video recordings of surveillance cameras act as an indisputable evidence to nab the criminal. 4. Helps Law Enforcement Solve Crime When someone commits a crime and is caught on camera, police and other law enforcement officials can use the footage to release video or photos to the public via various media outlets. 5. Keeps An Eye On Children & The Elderly Persons With Hikvision's latest CCTV system at high rise building you can monitor the safety of children and elderly persons. 6. Protects All Hikvision's CCTV Cameras can help protect the occupants physically against violence from intruders. It can also protect them against false accusations. 7. Encourages Good Behavior Having Hikvision's CCTV cameras inside high rise buildings help in creating discipline among the visitors and occupants. 8. Monitors High-risk Area Hikvision's surveillance cameras placed in high-risk areas inside a high rise building can alert security personnel and enable them to take immediate action to prevent fire, gas or water leakage. 9. Increases Visitors' & Occupants' Confidence Surveillance cameras in high rise buildings provide the visitors and the occupants a sense of security and safety. 10. Saves Lives & Properties Hikvision's surveillance cameras with alert mechanism save people and properties inside the high rise building. Video Surveillance Management Hikvision's iVMS-5200 Professional Video Management Software enables security personnel in the high rise buildings to manage all security subsystems such as video surveillance, lobby, access control, staircases, rooftop, car parking and license plate recognition in one platform. Video Surveillance Technologies Hikvision's Video surveillance in high rise buildings has evolved significantly over the years. Its Digital Video Recorders (DVRs) made significant advances in features and functions. Hikvision's cameras today have embedded processors that enable video to be compressed within the device and transmitted real-time over IP networks to Network Video Recorders (NVRs) that centrally manage video feeds from many IP cameras. DVRs and NVRs have many advantages over older analog recording technology. Streaming video can be continuously recorded and discarded in cycles of days, weeks, or months. If an incident does occur, disk indexing and time-stamping make it simple to find video from a given date and time. In short, constant surveillance is the only way to ward off threats within and around a high rise building and keep it safe and secure. Go for Hikvision's time tested and proven security solutions to protect the high rise buildings.

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Mumbai Police Wants to Avoid Face-Off between Cops and Traffic Offenders; Brings in 'Evidence-Based' Policing issued by the Regional Transport Office and not any other papers of the offender to avoid confrontation, another senior officer said.

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Demonetisation Triggers Happiness as Crime Rate Falls February this year, almost 50% less compared to January-February 2016, when 203 offences were registered. Police said pickpocketing cases too fell from 54 to 19 in that period in 2016-17. An officer said it was because there was a cash shortage and increase in cashless transactions. The only offence that demonetisation did not impact was rape: 151 offences were registered in 2016-17 and 147 in 2015-16 in that period, officials said.

MUMBAI: Opposition parties may have criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decision on demonetisation, but security agencies are happy as the crime rate has gone down. Mumbai witnessed a 20-25% fall in crime in the last three months, compared to figures in 2015-16 in that same period. Police had analysed crime postdemonetisation, taking into account figures from November 8, 2016, till January 31, 2017, and compared it with figures of November 2015January 31, 2016. While there were 50 murder cases registered between that period in 2015-16, only 35 were registered in 2016-17; that period in 2015-16 witnessed 47 attempts to murder, compared to 39 in 2016-17. Robberies also reduced from 195 to 160, and chain-snatching cases fell drastically from 213 to 53. Several youths got unemployed due to demonetisation and there was a "financial crisis" but chainsnatching cases were fewer, probably due to the greater presence of policemen on roads and awareness, officials said. Crime branch officials said the impact was also felt on the underworld. The anti-extortion cell of the city police said calls fell from 69 to 28. "Out of the 28 extortionrelated calls, except for five to six, all were from petty criminals or foot soldiers using their mentors' names to threaten businessmen," said a crime branch official. Officials added that in December 2016, there were almost zero extortion calls as criminals were confused what to demand, and whether to accept old denomination notes of Rs500 and Rs1,000 which were banned. It was only after January that there were few calls. The same was the case with the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB). There were only 126 cases of corruption between January-

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Wearing Eye Protection can Prevent 90 Percent of Work-Related Eye Injuries, Experts Suggest. chemical splashes and welding light. When selecting safety goggles, look for goggles with ample airflow, little fogging and maximum splash protection. 3. Face shields: Face shields help protect workers from high-impact, chemical and blood borne hazards. Select face shields that are tinted or have a metal coating for heat protection. Be aware that you should still wear safety glasses or goggles underneath a face shield, as the curve of it can direct chemicals and particles into the eyes. Every day in the India, roughly 2,000 workers experience an eye injury serious enough to require medical attention, according. Although the majority of these injuries involve small particles striking or abrading the eye, some are far more serious and result in permanent blindness. However, eye injuries are preventable if proper personal protective equipment is worn correctly and consistently.

4. Full-face piece respirators: This is the best form of eye protection from smoke, dust and chemical. However, note that these types of respirators do not seal completely over regular or safety glasses. If you need to wear a full-face piece respirator and glasses, ensure you obtain prescription inserts that are compatible with a respirator and approved for use with your specific respirator. 5. Welding eye protection (including helmets, goggles, face shields and respirators): Welding can expose workers to light that can seriously burn the eyes. Workers should always wear safety goggles or glasses underneath welding helmets or face shields for additional protection. Ensure workers near welding operations wear appropriate eye protection as well.

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Fadnavis Announces Draft Policy for Defence Manufacturing, Eyes $5 Bn Investment The highlight of the draft is creation of a fund of Rs1,000 crore to support defence manufacturers, especially the medium and small manufacturing enterprises economic fundamentals, existing defence establishments and knowledge pool" according to Fadnavis. The policy aimed at creating 1 lakh jobs, he added. Parrikar said one of the factors that would help Maharashtra get investment commitments in defence sector was that "The law and order in Maharashtra was good". "Maharashtra has got a good knowledge base. There is enough talent in places like Pune, Nashik, Aurangabad where defence establishments are located," Parrikar said. Maharashtra has 11 ordnance factories.

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Mumbai: Maharashtra government announced a draft of defence and aerospace manufacturing policy to attract investment of $5 billion over a period of five years. The highlight of the policy is creation of a fund of Rs1,000 crore to support defence manufacturers, especially the medium and small manufacturing enterprises. Chief minister Devendra Fadnavis said Maharashtra was the first state to declare such a policy that would be finalised after incorporating suggestions made by the industry and the defence ministry. Defence minister Manohar Parrikar who was present said the fund being created to supplement defence manufacturers "Would be a Game Changer." Maharashtra's industry department held a seminar with domestic and global defence manufacturers to fine tune the policy and put in place measures to develop an "Ecosystem that helped global as well as domestic defence companies leverage Maharashtra's strong

The policy offers incentives and flexibility to manufactures. Fadnavis said he would not like to spell out the inventive. Asked about the concerns and issues the defence manufacturers had raised, the chief minister said the industry expected a flexible policy framework and the status of an essential services industry given the safety and security aspects exclusive to the industry. The industry also wants ease of doing business which the policy supports, he said. He said the fund was being created to provide small and medium defence manufacturers who "May not have the same financial capacities as the giant companies". "Defence is a special industry where manufacturers do not get much fiscal space as compared to their counterparts in other sectors. Getting long-term finance is difficult for defence manufacturers as compared to others. So we are creating this fund so that it helps these manufacturers get the critical fiscal space. After all it is the MSMEs in defence sector who make the ecosystem. They can leverage this fund to enter the sector," Fadnavis said. Maharashtra government's Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation is talking to SBI Capital and IDBI to set up this fund, he said. Parrikar said the fund addressed a key problem in the defence manufacturing sector, that of initial availability of small finance. "In the defence sector, since the government is the only buyer, suppliers and manufacturers have to fulfil certain conditions before payment can be made out to them. In many cases especially involving small manufacturers, problem comes if they have to deposit upfront even a small amount with the government. The manufacturer feels his money will get stuck. This fund would be useful in solving such payment chain problems," Parrikar said.

Systems Thinking for Hazardous Energy Control Most companies and most countries have lockout tag out rules and procedures to ensure equipment is made safe prior to servicing and maintenance tasks. Even when workers are perfect, execution of imperfect procedures can still result in 'accidents' - this is why it is so important to verify a zero energy state prior to beginning work on equipment. Lockout tagout verification is one very important safeguard, but there is more to a successful hazardous energy control program.

There's normally a problem when production equipment isn't running. Skilled production workers are taught the importance of keeping the line running. It is no wonder that equipment is mistakenly restarted hundreds of times each year with deadly consequences for unseen employees who were within the unlit inner workings of equipment.

Companies must strive to reduce the amount of work performed under lockout protections. Companies must strive to reduce unplanned, reactive, and "emergency" servicing and maintenance tasks. Companies must make lockout and tagout compliance easy, because it's human nature to do what's easiest (including taking risky shortcuts when the safe way isn't the easiest way). While training should happen in the classroom, learning should never end so companies need to ensure that procedure inspections and incident investigations are being leveraged to raise lockout tagout awareness. Companies cannot wash their hands of employee misconduct (the behavior we are getting is what the environment supports). Supervisors and managers can shape an environment supporting safe choices and discouraging unsafe ones. Companies must consider environmental influences before blaming, shaming, retraining, firing or suspending workers for lockout tagout violations.

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Hikvision to Showcase in A Big Way at 'Secutech India 2017' • To Launch Latest Security Solutions • To Display Cutting-edge Technologies Across Segments. • To Attract Large Footfall Buoyed by the continued success it has been receiving from its earlier participations, Hikvision, the global leader in innovative video surveillance products and solutions, announced today that it will have a big presence in 'Secutech India 2017.' The company has taken up a huge pavilion to showcase its wide range of security products and solutions. There will also be a live demo by Hikvision's Technical Team to visitors and prospective clients and customers on the operation and utility of its products. The three day mega exhibition is slated for April 6-8, 2017 at the Bombay Convention and Exhibition Centre, Goregaon, Mumbai. It will bring together over 80 exhibitors from more than 15 countries under a fair space of more than 10,000 sq. meters. The exhibition will be jointly organised by Messe Frankfurt and Asian Business Exhibition & Conference (ABEC) with support from the Government of Maharashtra and various leading industry organizations. The show brings in over 690 brands and more than 28000 visitors making it the largest show in India. Speaking about the upcoming mega event, Mr. Ashish Dhakan, Managing Director & CEO, Pramahikvision (India) Pvt. Ltd. said "Secutech India is always India's premier security exhibition. Participating in this gives us huge opportunities to look forward into the future. It will be the great show for the security industry in the country. We are proud to participate for the sixth consecutive year as the exhibition provides us an ideal and vibrant platform to launch new products, showcase and demonstrate our state-of-the-art security solutions to a large audience and meet prospective clients and customers. I await a record footfall this time in our pavilion." Hikvision will be showcasing a wide range of cutting-edge security products and solutions. They include the company's latest Smart innovations, products and technologies suitable for Smart city, banking, PPOG (Energy), intelligent traffic, education and building applications. Hikvision's new product launch, live demos, dealers' meet, security quiz program and lucky draws are also on the cards at this exciting event.

'Secutech India 2017' The 'Secutech India 2017' is one of the leading trade fairs for electronic security, home security and fire protection industries. The largest of its kind, Secutech India opens up access to the Indian security market for the exhibiting companies. International exhibitors present the latest technologies, equipment and services in the areas of personal protection, public safety and fire and building safety at this fair. It provides a complete range of solutions for smart cities, real estates, infrastructure developments, retail, property management and homeland security. In addition, the 'Secutech India 2017' offers a number of interesting seminars and events wherein industry experts provide among others new ideas in relation to corporate security and management. There also exists opportunity to exchange ideas and to attend discussions. The 'Secutech India 2017' Exhibitions is accompanied by 'Secutech India Safety & Security Conclave' ('SISSC') wherein industry trendsetters from around the world present technology breakthroughs and applications. Captains of industry, security and intelligence professionals, government officials, manufacturers, suppliers, decision makers and policy influencers will be present at the three day exhibition which will be inaugurated by Hon Governor of Maharashtra Mr. C. Vidyasagar Rao. The mega exhibition will also host a 3-Day Conference on vital topics such as Smart City Solutions, City Surveillance, Latest RFID & Biometric Solutions, and New Evolutions in Video Surveillance, Fire Safety Technologies & Solutions and New Trends in Disaster Management.

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Online Safety: How to keep Children Safe on Facebook, Instant Messaging Apps and other Online Dangers Keeping children safe online presents a real challenge for parents today. Whether you're worried about what they might see on YouTube or who they might speak to on Facebook, we have the best tips for security settings as well as ground rules that can help you protect kids from the nasty side of the internet. They've grown up with the internet and have no concept of what life was like without it. They're completely at home with technology: using a mouse or touchscreen to navigate is as much a life skill as learning to read and write. In fact, children tend to learn to use a touchscreen way before they can read or write, using colours, images and symbols instead of words to navigate around apps and websites in order to get to a video or game they like.

Here's how to keep your children safe online Much of the internet is a fabulous resource for kids, whether it's Wikipedia for helping with homework, online games, social networks, videos, music and more. However, there are an equal number of websites that you wouldn't want them going anywhere near. One of the greatest challenges facing parents these days is how to ensure that their children remain safe online. With so many kids now having tablets, smartphones, or PCs of their own, it's increasingly difficult to know what content they access and who they're meeting on the web. See also: Best parental control software 2017. A recent study by the Oxford Internet Institute (OII) at Oxford University revealed that of 515 interviewed 12- to 15-year-old children, 14 percent had a 'negative' online experience in the past year, 8 percent had been contacted by strangers, almost 4 percent had seen someone pretend to be them online, 2 percent has seen sexual content that made them feel uncomfortable, and three percent had seen something that scared them. A huge majority (90 percent) of the children's parents either did not know what parental filters were or they were not using them, and the children of those who

were using them were at risk of viewing the wrong sort of information - the filters could be returning damaging false positives that could make them more vulnerable or ill-informed than before they read the information. The OII suggests that rather than parental filters, which it says should be turned off as early as possible, we need to properly educate children. Future research into keeping kids safe online should "Look carefully at the long-term value of filters and see whether they protect young people at a wider range of ages". At the end of the day, whether you choose to go down the route of parental controls or better education without the rose-tinted glasses is really up to you. In this article we'll explain what are the dangers and point out ways you can protect your kids from them. Much of our advice is common sense, but in addition there are some settings you can make to limit the content and apps available on a phone, tablet or PC. Also See: How much screen time is healthy for kids? How to keep kids safe online: Set some rules Kids these days are digital natives.

Whatever the age of your kids, it's important to keep them safe when browsing websites, using social networking services such as Facebook, and chatting with friends using instant messaging programs. Although your children may know more about using a laptop, tablet and the internet than you do, it's your responsibility to ensure they're protected from the parts of the web that present a danger to them. The dangers (see below) may sound bad, but the good news is that you can prevent most of them happening without too much time, effort or money. Common sense plays a bigger part than you might think. For a start, we'd recommend not allowing children to use a device - laptop, tablet or phone - in their own room. Asking them to use it in a communal area should discourage most inappropriate activities as it will be obvious what they're up to even if you only glance in their direction. The most important thing to do is to talk to each child and explain (in a way appropriate to their age) the dangers that the internet could pose to them, and why they can't use their devices in their room. Also, encourage them to tell you whenever they see anything that makes them uncomfortable or upsets them, or simply isn't what they expected. You can delete inappropriate websites from your

Article browser's history, and add the site's address to a parental control filter list (we'll come to this in a minute). Also encourage them to tell you if they receive any threatening or frightening messages or emails - you can add the sender's address to most email programs' blocked list. You should also make it plain what is acceptable and what isn't acceptable online. That's something only you can decide, but you can't expect your kids to know they're doing something wrong if you haven't set any boundaries. You might, for example, tell your child that they're not allowed to download apps or files without your permission first, nor share a file with anyone without your consent. You could also set rules about whether they can use any instant messaging services, tell them not to reply to unsolicited emails or sign up for free accounts without you first checking that it's ok. How to keep kids safe online: The dangers Online gaming risks While much of the media focus tends to revolve around the problems children can encounter on social media sites such as Snapchat, Facebook, and Instagram (all of which require account holders to be at least thirteen years old) recent research from security experts Kaspersky labs has found that online gaming is now a real source of concern. In a study of 11-16 yr olds, Kaspersky discovered that 38 percent of children had encountered people pretending to be someone else on gaming platforms, while 23 percent had been asked personal or suspicious personal questions while online.

www.securecitiesreview.com â€˘ April-August 2017 â€˘ 11 thus remain in charge. If you feel your child is ignoring warnings, or actively seeking out the wrong sites, then you can remove their internet privileges, or move them back into the centre of the house where you can observe their behaviour. While some software does allow you to monitor the internet activity of your children, we feel it would be best to tell them in advance that you are using these techniques. It could be quite damaging to the trust of a child to find out that you were secretly spying on their every conversation. Again, and we really can't stress this strongly enough, talk to your children rather than rely on a software solution. With all that being said, here are some ways in which you can use settings and applications to help you protect your young family. How to make YouTube and Facebook safer for kids Two of the most popular websites for kids are YouTube and Facebook. Facebook is something of a mixed bag when it comes to content. There are no obvious filters that can restrict explicit content, although the friends you follow obviously have a great effect on the kind of material that appears in your newsfeed. You can block individual users and apps in the settings options, but that's about the extent of your controls. It's worth remembering that the minimum age requirement of a Facebook account is thirteen years old, so it's not really intended to be entirely childfriendly. Many of the family security software packages available now often include social media features, so if your child is a regular Facebook user then it would be worth investigating some of these.

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YouTube is another huge draw for younger users, especially due to the huge amount of music videos on the site. Google does provide a safe mode option, and once applied it covers any instance of YouTube that logs in with the same account. On your PC all you need to do is navigate to the YouTube site, scroll to the bottom of the page, and click on the 'Safety' box. Here you'll see an explanation of how it works, and the restrictions it applies. To set the safe mode up on a tablet is slightly different.

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Perhaps the most worrying statistic though was that 20 percent of the children interviewed said that they trusted the gaming platform so much that they would see no problem meeting contacts from it in real life. This is compounded by the fact that nearly a third of the children in the study said that their parents had no idea who they talked to when they played games online.

app, then tap of the three dots in the top right hand corner. This opens the settings menu, where you'll need to choose Search and then tap on the Safesearch option. If you have an iPad or iPhone launch the app and you'll see the cog icon in the top left next to the account name. Tap on this and then select the Safesearch option. It's not foolproof of course, but it will at least limit the amount of unsuitable material that might otherwise get through.

Online safety: Microsoft Family Security in Windows 10 Back in Windows 8 Microsoft introduced family security settings. These allowed parents to create children's accounts, restrict the type of content they could access, as well as set time limits for when the young ones could use the devices. These still exist in Windows 10 and offer a good starting point for securing your PC. Creating a Child account in Windows To set up a child account you'll first need to open the Settings menu and select Accounts. In the left-hand column of the next screen you'll find the option for Family & other people. Select this and then click Add a family member.

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Article account is a list of options, these include Check recent activity, Purchases and spending, Screen time, and More. Clicking the latter will open up additional settings, including the Web browsing filter.

The pop-up box that appears has two options - Add a child, and Add an adult - select the first option and then click on the blue link labelled 'The person who I want to add doesn't have an email address'. Add Money The Add money feature is quite clever in that it allows parents to put credit into the child's account that they can then spend in the Windows store on games, apps, music, TV, movies, or devices. Essentially it's a gift voucher applied to the account, so there's no way for the child to incur additional expenses on your credit card. Screen Time

You'll now be asked to create an email address for your young charge, so enter the details into the relevant fields, click Next, then you'll also need to add a phone number for security purposes. The next screen is pretty bizarre, as it wants permission to serve targeted ads to your child. While this might be a wonderful idea for Microsoft, we recommend unticking both boxes before you click Next so the account doesn't fill up with entreatments for Minecraft, Xboxes, and any other spamming ephemera.

Another useful setting is Screen Time. As the name suggests, this is simply a way to control how long your child can use the PC on any given day. Once you've turned on the Set limits for when my child can use devices option you'll be able to click on the grid below to set certain times each day that the account will allow access. The granular method means you can adjust it so that they have more, or less, time on the weekends, and what hour of the evening they have to stop in the week. How much screen time is healthy for kids?

With this done you'll see that the account has now been created and that the security settings are set appropriate to the age of your child. To view these settings go to account.microsoft.com/family, or simply return to the Settings>Accounts>Family & other users, where you should find the new account. The last part of the setup is to click on the account and then click the Allow button which appears. This will activate the account and mean that your child can log into Windows using the new ID. Microsoft Family Security: Settings and features Once the account is up and running you can begin refining access through the various options available. To find these click the Manage family settings online link that you'll find just below the new account. This takes you to the Microsoft webpage for your account and shows the current members of your family. To the right of each

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Just like the web browsing setting, this one filters the content that the child can access in the Windows store. The general setting blocks adult content, while the Child can buy, then download or stream apps, games and media appropriate for: option allows you to set the specific age of content from a drop down menu. This means for example that a thirteen year old will be able to watch a PG-13 whereas a twelve year old won't.

The Add money feature is quite clever in that it allows parents to put credit into the child's account that they can then spend in the Windows store on games, apps, music, TV, movies, or devices. Essentially it's a gift voucher applied to the account, so there's no way for the child to incur additional expenses on your credit card.

Online safety: Parents who share too much It's all well and good changing the settings on devices, installing security software, and battening down the hatches on routers, but it can all be for nought if you then go and plaster pictures of your child all over Facebook. You'll now be asked to create an email address for your young charge, so enter the details into the relevant fields, click Next, then you'll also need to add a phone number for security purposes.

Screen Time Another useful setting is Screen Time. As the name suggests, this is simply a way to control how long your child can use the PC on any given day. Once you've turned on the Set limits for when my child can use devices option you'll be able to click on the grid below to set certain times each day that the account will allow access. The granular method means you can adjust it so that they have more, or less, time on the weekends, and what hour of the evening they have to stop in the week. How much screen time is healthy for kids?

The next screen is pretty bizarre, as it wants permission to serve targeted ads to your child. While this might be a wonderful idea for Microsoft, we recommend unticking both boxes before you click Next so the account doesn't fill up with entreatments for Minecraft, Xboxes, and any other spamming ephemera. With this done you'll see that the account has now been created and that the security settings are set appropriate to the age of your child. To view these settings go to account.microsoft.com/family, or simply return to the Settings>Accounts>Family & other users, where you should find the new account. The last part of the setup is to click on the account and then click the Allow button which appears. This will activate the account and mean that your child can log into Windows using the new ID. Microsoft Family Security: Settings and features Once the account is up and running you can begin refining access through the various options available. To find these click the Manage family settings online link that you'll find just below the new account. This takes you to the Microsoft webpage for your account and shows the current members of your family. To the right of each account is a list of options, these include Check recent activity, Purchases and spending, Screen time, and More. Clicking the latter will open up additional settings, including the Web browsing filter.

Web Browsing This setting is a content filter that once enabled will protect your child from inappropriate sites and media. It also allows you to add a further level of control by choosing the Only websites on the allowed list option, where you can then enter which sites they are allowed to visit, and ones that are forbidden. Apps, Games & Media Just like the web browsing setting, this one filters the content that the child can access in the Windows store. The general setting blocks adult content, while the Child can buy, then download or stream apps, games and media appropriate for: option allows you to set the specific age of content from a drop down menu. This means for example that a thirteen year old will be able to watch a PG-13 whereas a twelve year old won't. Online safety: Parents who share too much It's all well and good changing the settings on devices, installing security software, and battening down the hatches on routers, but it can all be for nought if you then go and plaster pictures of your child all over Facebook. In a recent study conducted by Nominet, the UK's internet infrastructure specialists, is was revealed that, on average, parents share nearly 1500 pictures of their child by the time the little one reaches its fifth birthday. This becomes more of an issue when it was also discovered that

14 â€˘ www.securecitiesreview.com â€˘ April-August 2017 85% of parents hadn't checked their privacy settings in over a year, while only 10% were even confident of knowing how to do so. When pictures are shared online it's possible that they are not private, and even if they are there is of course the real chance that they could be reposted and shared by friends whose privacy settings might not be as rigid as your own. Once an image is online there is little chance that it ever truly disappears, so bear in mind that your child's image becomes essentially public the moment you post it to social media. It might not seem a big issue now, but it's worth remembering before you press Send. Online safety: Ways to make the internet safe

Article accounts on the Chrome browser. These are linked to your full Google account, but allow you to set limits for the websites they can visit, as well as keeping a log of their online habits. If you share an Android tablet then a similar feature is Restricted User accounts. These are easy to set up via the Settings>User menu options, and give the administrator (you) the ability to select which apps the account can access, plus blocking any purchases or even the app store itself. It isn't a completely satisfactory solution though, as content settings are still available within YouTube and Chrome, so explicit material could still sneak through. In many ways it's more a feature to stop your children running up bills through in-app purchases, or installing random apps on your device.

While there exists many tweaks and features within browsers and software that can make your internet access more secure, one almost fool proof step you can take is to actually go to the source itself - the router. That little box with all the flashing lights is your gateway to the web, and it's actually possible to use special apps such as Familyshield by Open DNS to directly filter all the content that emanates from its glowing heart. We have a guide showing you how to install Familyshield, but before you rush over there it's worth noting that this is a unilateral setting - meaning there is very little in the way of granular adjustments. You choose from either High, Moderate, or Low filters, but this applies to everybody on the network, not just your children. There are ways around this, as seen in the guide, but they can be somewhat complicated. It's not just Familyshield that suffers from this broad-brush approach. Many Internet Service Providers, such as Sky, BT, and Virgin, offer family security filters, but once again these are blanket apps across all content, reducing the internet to a children's version for everyone. We have seen improvement recently though, with offerings such as Sky's Broadband Shieldallowing you to set time limits, so access is opened up after a watershed time when the kids are in bed. Obviously the advantage of this approach is that all devices connecting to your home Wi-Fi will have the same restrictions, Zso you don't need to go around setting up each tablet or PC. Remember though, this doesn't apply to 3G or 4G signals on mobile phones, or any other Wi-Fi connections that are in range and don't have passwords.

With Android 5.0 (Lollipop) Google has created the option to create separate profiles on an Android phone. While this can be useful in short bursts, as you can disable phone calls and SMS messaging, it's not really suitable for children as such, due to the fact that you can't limit the things they can access online. See our step-by-step guide to enabling restricted user profiles on Android Lollipop Parental controls on an iPhone and iPad To access this feature go to Settings on your iPhone or iPad and scroll down until you find Restrictions (which should currently be Off).

Best parental control software: User settings If the nuclear approach of router-based solutions feels too restrictive or cumbersome, then you can work on an individual device level. Depending on the operating system you're running, the approaches are slightly different. On both of Google's platforms - Chrome and Android - you are able to set up different User Profiles so that a number of people can share the same device, but not the security levels. If your children have their own Google accounts, then these profiles are independent from one another and therefore harder to control, as the settings are always available to the user. For younger children, the answer is to create Supervised User

After selecting this you will see a menu of the available options. At the top is Enable Restrictions, tap this to access these settings.

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You'll be prompted to create a passcode for the Restrictions. This will ensure that your children don't simply go to Settings and disable your choices.

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Online safety: Conclusion The job of a parent has been made a little more challenging by the internet, of that there is no doubt. While we've gathered together as much helpful information as possible in this feature, and there are some fine tools available, in truth none of them are a guarantee that your child will be safe online. That's not to say that they won't help, but as we stated at the beginning, they must only be used in conjunction with your own presence and on going engagement with your children to be fully effective. Combining many of the features together though, will at least limit the potential of unsavory material appearing before their young eyes. Ensure that the various Safe Modes are enabled on search engines, add restricted profiles if possible, and if you're happy to pay the money then invest in one of the safety suites we mentioned above. This will get you a good way along the road to security. But remember to take time out to talk with your young ones about how they use the web, what they like, and what their friends are into. It could just be the very best way to protect them. In a recent study conducted by Nominet, the UK's internet infrastructure specialists, is was revealed that, on average, parents share nearly 1500 pictures of their child by the time the little one reaches its fifth birthday. This becomes more of an issue when it was also discovered that 85% of parents hadn't checked their privacy settings in over a year, while only 10% were even confident of knowing how to do so. When pictures are shared online it's possible that they are not private, and even if they are there is of course the real chance that they could be reposted and shared by friends whose privacy settings might not be as rigid as your own.

Now you can select the options that you feel are appropriate to your child, remembering to look at the section covering Allowed Content, as here you can limit explicit songs and TV shows from iTunes.

Once an image is online there is little chance that it ever truly disappears, so bear in mind that your child's image becomes essentially public the moment you post it to social media. It might not seem a big issue now, but it's worth remembering before you press Send.

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