22: CyberFareedah Helps Parents Protect Their Kids Online

Fareedah Shaheed (also known as CyberFareedah), is an award-winning internet safety expert and Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree, and founder of Sekuva and the Protect Kids Online (PKO) Membership to help parents protect their children in the digital world. With expertise in cybersecurity, threat intelligence, and online gaming, she developed the SAFE Method to teach parents how to create safe online spaces and foster connection to protect their kids.

Learn more: www.cyberfareedah.com

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Listen to Fareedah's playlist: Epic Music

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