Page 42 - Cyber Safety C-6

21 st
CREATE A CYBER DEFENDER POSTER Century #Creativity
Skills

Combine art with knowledge of password security by creating a poster that represents a strong defender
of online safety.
Materials required:

A4 paper or poster board
Markers, coloured pencils

Ruler (optional)
Instructions:

1. Design a Cyber Defender:
o Draw a character that represents protection for passwords. This could be a superhero, knight,
robot or anything that looks strong and secure.
o The character should look like they are protecting online information from threats.
2. Incorporate the 5 Rules:

o On your poster, include the five golden rules for creating a strong password. These can be written
in a small section of the poster or creatively added around your character.
3. Add Creative Elements:
o Decorate the poster with symbols like locks, keys, shields or anything that makes it look like the
character is defending your password.

o You can also add some fun elements like a "superpower" for your Cyber Defender, such as
"Password Protection Power!"

4. Presentation:
o Once you have finished your poster, present it to the class.
o Explain how your character defends against online threats and why strong passwords are important
to keep our information safe.

AUTHENTICATION

Authentication is the process of proving who you are when you log into an account or use a
device. It helps ensure that only you (or someone you trust) can access your personal information.
Think of it as showing your ID card to prove your identity, but in the digital world.

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security. It means you need to provide
two pieces of information to access your account.

40 Computer Science - VI