www.antiphishing.org
Group dedicated to wiping out Internet scams and fraud.
Report all incidents of “spoofed” email to this website.

www.chatdanger.com
UK-based site, but very applicable to USA.  Lots of parental advice for recognizing and preventing Internet chat room problems.

www.consumer.gov
One-stop informational resource re: identity theft - the fastest growing crime in the world today!

www.dhs.gov
U. S. Department of Homeland Security

www.donotcall.gov
Get rid of those irritating telephone salespeople.  Sign up for the national “Do Not Call” registry.

www.familywatchdog.us
Enter your street address.  Then use the interactive map to help identify registered sex offenders residing in your local area.

www.kwikset.com
Make your child “key free with SMARTCODE.". No more worry about lost keys that could end up in the wrong hands.  Install a user-friendly, keyless deadbolt with programmable, battery operated, numeric touchpad.

www.missingkids.com
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
Hotline #:  1-800-THE-LOST (800-848-5678)

www.netsmartz.org
Internet safety resources for parents and educators

www.nsopr.gov
Dru Sjodin National Sex Offenders Public Website
US Department of Justice public service information site.

www.onguardonline.com
U.S. government & tech industry fraud tips.

www.pervertedjustice.com
Site raises awareness of the growing online pedophilia problem.

www.ready.gov
Emergency preparedness resources for all Americans.

www.safekids.com
A wealth of cyber information for the family.

www.staysafeonline.org
National Cyber Security Alliance (consumer advocacy group)
Have everyone in your household take the self-guided security test.

www.tsa.gov
Transportation Security Administration
Learn what you can safely bring with you on your next vacation or business trip.

 www.us-cert.gov
U. S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team
Security advice for non-technical computer users.