
Internet Safety Presentations
Our engaging cyber safety presentations are tailored for K-12 students, parents, educators, faith-based groups and organizations. Sessions address the online experiences audiences face today and provide practical strategies for safer, healthier and more responsible technology use.
Private Family Consulting
Our private family consulting gives parents and children a supportive place to talk about technology, online risks, and household expectations. Sessions are customized to your family and help increase parents’ knowledge and awareness of current online dangers, emerging threats, and the digital risks their children may encounter. Families receive practical guidance for recognizing potential risks and creating safer, healthier technology habits at home.
Internet Safety Curriculum
Our Cyber Awareness & Safety Education (CASE) curriculum gives school students practical, age-appropriate instruction in online safety and digital citizenship. Interactive lessons connect real-life digital experiences with classroom discussion and resources that help parents continue the conversation at home.

A landmark settlement involving Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is raising important questions for parents across the country. The agreement includes billions in payments to states and new safeguards designed to better protect children and teens from potentially addictive platform features.
Liz Repking, founder and president of Cyber Safety Consulting, joins us to explain what these changes could mean for families. The conversation will explore new protections such as daily usage limits, stronger age verification measures, and nighttime restrictions for younger users. While the settlement represents a significant step toward greater accountability, many experts agree that parental involvement remains essential. Repking will discuss whether these changes are enough to make social media safer, how Wisconsin families may be affected, and what parents can do to help children develop healthy digital habits in an increasingly connected world.
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Cybersafety Consulting FAQs
What does Cyber Safety Consulting do?
Cyber Safety Consulting provides practical, age-appropriate cyber safety education for students, parents, educators, schools and organizations. Its services include internet safety presentations, private family consulting and the Cyber Awareness & Safety Education (CASE) curriculum, with topics such as social media, gaming, AI, cyberbullying, online exploitation, digital citizenship and digital well-being.
Who does Cyber Safety Consulting work with?
Cyber Safety Consulting works with K-12 students, parents, educators, schools, faith-based groups, businesses, community organizations and other groups that want practical guidance on online safety and responsible technology use.
What topics are covered in Cyber Safety Consulting programs?
Programs address current online safety topics including social media, gaming, artificial intelligence, cyberbullying, online exploitation and predators, overexposure, digital citizenship and digital well-being. Content is adapted to the age and needs of the audience.
Does Cyber Safety Consulting offer programs for both children and adults?
Yes. Cyber Safety Consulting offers age-appropriate programs for students as well as education for parents, teachers, school staff, corporations and community groups. Student and adult sessions are designed to help participants understand online risks and make safer technology choices.
How can a school or organization get started with Cyber Safety Consulting?
Schools and organizations can contact Cyber Safety Consulting to discuss their audience, current concerns and program goals. The company offers consultations and can recommend presentations, curriculum or other services based on those needs.
What makes Cyber Safety Consulting’s approach practical?
Cyber Safety Consulting connects online safety concepts to real-life digital experiences. Its programs emphasize age-appropriate examples, discussion and actionable strategies that students, families and educators can apply to everyday technology use.

















