Library Freedom Project
Privacy training by and for librarians — Tor relays in libraries, patron privacy audits, and surveillance self-defense workshops.
"Electronic precautions to guarantee safety." Digital security and privacy is about understanding the threats — viruses, phishing, scams, surveillance — and taking concrete steps to prevent them, at school, at work, and at home. For librarians, it also means protecting patron privacy as a professional duty.
— after Mike Ribble's 9 Elements of Digital Citizenship
Privacy training by and for librarians — Tor relays in libraries, patron privacy audits, and surveillance self-defense workshops.
Mozilla's buyer's guide rating gadgets on how creepy their privacy practices are — 'should I buy this smart speaker?' answered with receipts.
Free monthly security-awareness newsletter from SANS — one topic per issue, written for normal humans.
The UK National Cyber Security Centre's plain-English security basics — strong passwords, 2FA, updates, backups.
The nonprofit behind the CIS Benchmarks and MS-ISAC — practical hardening guides and free tools for leveling up.