Online Safety Tips for Parents

Special Agent John Houlberg of the Virginia State Police and the FBI's Child Exploitation Task answers questions about keeping children safe online.

In recognition of Cyber Security Awareness Month in October, the Virginia Information Technologies Agency invited Virginia State Police Special Agent and Task Force Officer John Houlberg (TFO) from the Richmond Division’s FBI Child Exploitation Task Force to speak to parents about Internet safety for children—but this message is applicable year-round.


TFO Houlberg, using a National Center for Missing & Exploited Children presentation, focused on three main points of interest: online predators, sexting, and cyber-bullying. The video below is a highlight of key points TFO Houlberg stressed to parents as being vital.

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