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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2020 · 36 MIN

How to Think As a Hacker To Keep Your Internet Security Safe For Your Family with Chelsea Brown

from The His and Her Money Show

Here at His & Her Money, we like to cover all the bases when it comes to family life, and parenting our children is a huge part of that. Every parent just wants to set their kids upright, so today we're tackling a ridiculously important and ridiculously under-discussed topic around protecting our kids: internet security.  On today's episode of the His & Her Money Show, we've got Chelsea Brown on board to break it all down for us. Chelsea is an ethical hacker, which means she's a web wizard with a cybersecurity degree to back it up. Her peers' experiences with cyberbullying and doxing back in the Myspace days inspired her career path, and today her job is all about navigating the internet and all the technology that comes along with it, and coaching parents how to keep their kids safe in a space that's not always kid-friendly. Check out Chelsea and learn more at digitalmomtalk.com!   RESOURCES MENTIONED Authy App | authy.com/ OurPact App | ourpact.com/ uBlock | ublock.org/ Privacy Badger | privacybadger.org/

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