Children’s Services and Local Authorities are responsible for their entire community’s e-safety.  With a central responsibility, the obligations to monitor differing interpretations, intervention levels, value thresholds and much more, can be a daunting task.

“Proactive monitoring of the ICT environment provided to our children and young people is a valuable component to ensuring their safety and a useful barometer of the effectiveness of our Children’s Services strategy and intervention policy” - Jayne Palmer, Stockton Children’s Services

However, this is not just another IT problem for the technical few, but an everyday reality for us all in today’s digital world.

By working with e-safe education, a holistic approach to e-safety can be instigated, working at all levels from RBC and Local Authorities to schools, public libraries and in the home to ensure comprehensive protection for the whole community.

With features not offered by any other e-safety supplier or product, including the unique Be-safe™ programme and additional intelligence sources delivering information to enable early intervention, e-safe education provides unrivalled expert support to protect vulnerable or at risk individuals in your community.

By recognising that e-safety is not just the responsibility of practitioners and placing e-safe education at the core of any e-safety strategy, organisations and individuals can work together to safeguard and promote the welfare of children in their area.

Fulfilment of the Government agenda
Cost-effective and measurable benefits from successfully harnessing e-safety in conjunction with the Every Child Matters agenda and demonstrates compliance with the Ofsted requirements for a pervasive e-safety policy and strategy.

A holistic approach
Provides a community wide approach to e-safety, offering protection at home, in school, in the workplace and community as a whole.

 Tailored protection
Provides unrivalled flexibility to fit any existing LA environment irrespective of size or operational complexity. Delivers targeted protection whilst taking into account specific demographic and cultural conditions.  Supplies the level of control best suited for the situation by defining different monitoring criteria for different users or groups.

Real-time intelligence
Early warning indicators of threats to children and young people’s wellbeing and corroboration of additional intelligence sources to increase the success of proactive and targeted intervention.

 Positive behavioural Change
Empowers children and young people to exploit the benefits of online and offline technology in a safe environment whilst developing the skills necessary for responsible and safe behaviour.

Managed Service
Provides complete operational system management and forensic monitoring as a fully managed service to eliminate the operational burden and legal risks associated with monitoring ICT.