Digital safety and access

The Information Commissioner's Office website provides information about data protection and information rights.

Citizens Advice provides independent advice to help people understand and address everyday problems.

Age UK provides information and support connected with later life.

Ofcom regulates communications services within its UK responsibilities.

The National Cyber Security Centre is part of GCHQ and provides cyber-security information for people and organisations.

Get Safe Online provides public information about online safety.

The UK Safer Internet Centre provides resources intended to help children and young people stay safe online.

Internet Matters provides online-safety information for parents, carers and professionals.

Good Things Foundation is a UK digital inclusion charity.

AbilityNet provides information and support connected with digital accessibility and assistive technology.

The NSPCC is a UK children's charity working to prevent abuse and protect children.

Report Fraud is the official reporting service for cyber crime and fraud in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Police Scotland is Scotland's national police service.

CEOP Education provides information and resources to help protect children and young people online.

Childnet is a charity publishing online-safety information for children, young people and the adults who support them.

Proton Mail is an email service centered on encrypted storage and private communication.

Have I Been Pwned provides information and search tools related to known data breaches and exposed credentials.

VirusTotal provides tools for examining files, URLs, and related indicators using aggregated security information.

Brave Search is a web search service offering an alternative way to discover online information.

DuckDuckGo provides web search with a focus on search privacy.