A Cybercop's Guide to Internet Child Safety

by Glen Klinkhart

Overview

Learn from a real life Cybercop about the dangers and the pitfalls of the Internet and how to keep your children safe online. Read about real stories from actual case files involving the Internet. Read how to keep your kids from becoming a victim on the Internet. Learn about what the Internet is and how it works.
Learn to setup web filters on your computer. Search your family's computers for hidden clues of Internet activity. Learn about Chat software and Chat rooms. Learn about email and how Internet Protocol Addresses (IP) work.
Discover what specific kinds of trouble your kids can get into online including: Pornography, Sexting, CyberBullying, Hate Sites, Bomb making recipes, and Computer Intrusion (Hacking).

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780985351106
Publisher:	Securusmedia
Publication date:	05/01/2012
Pages:	318
Product dimensions:	5.98(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.66(d)

About the Author

After the murder of his sister, Glen began a career in the computer industry as a technology consultant, computer technician, and instructor. After earning a business degree from Linfield College in Oregon in 1988, he returned to Alaska to work in the high tech industry with computer certifications by Hewlett Packard and Apple Computer. In 1995, he became a certified police officer and police detective. In 1998 Glen created the Computer Crime Unit of the Anchorage Police Department and worked as a Police Detective specializing in Internet crimes as well as spending a number of years working in the Homicide Unit. Glen Klinkhart has investigated hundreds of high tech crimes for local and other police departments. He has assisted with investigations for dozens of law enforcement agencies including the Federal Bureau of Investigation, United States Customs and Immigration Service, Secret Service, Immigration and Naturalization Service, U.S. Attorney's office and the Alaska State Troopers.
Recognized as an authority in the area of computer and Internet crime investigation, Glen has also the focus of numerous print media articles. He has also appeared on radio and television to include an Edward R. Murrow Award winning television news special "Web Crawlers," a report on Internet predators and Dateline's "Mystery at Bootlegger's Cove." CNN/Time Magazine television has nationally televised his opinions of the future of computer crime and computer crime investigations.
Glen Klinkhart is the Chief Executive Officer and the Director of the Forensics for DigitalSecurus, an Information Security Consulting Group, and is a computer and cell phone forensics expert. Glen continues to speak to school children and their parents about the topics of Internet child safety and high-tech crime prevention.