Overview
The foundation creates free educational materials and tipsheets focused on helping people understand how account access works, manage passwords and security codes, and maintain control of their digital accounts. They also support educators through professional development courses in digital literacy and cybersafety.
In the news
- What does growing up online mean for our confidence, friendships and future? RALLY is a digital wellness festival where high school students explore those questions through live talks and interactive experiences. We're joining RALLY 2026 as a Community Partner. On October 14, up to 3,000 students and educators take over Meridian Hall in Toronto, presented by Bell Let's Talk. You'll find us in The Market, meeting students face to face. Seats are going fast. Schools have already pre-registered for more than 80% of them.
- Celebrating International Day of Older Persons! Observed annually on October 1, this day recognizes and highlights the important contributions, knowledge, and experience that older adults bring to our families, workplaces, and communities. At KnowledgeFlow, we're proud to support seniors through learning opportunities, resources, and community connections. Join us for one of our upcoming events: - Sept 17 - Amica Swan Lake (Markham, ON) - October 1st Town of AJAX Age Friendly Symposium - Oct 8 - Amica Swan Lake (Markham,
- Back-to-school shopping list: ☐ Backpack ☐ Lunch bag ☐ Notebooks ☐ Camera-enabled smart glasses? Smart glasses may appeal to families for hands-free translation, directions, audio assistance, accessibility features, or recording lessons and lectures. But a device that can support learning can also capture classmates, teachers and private information. Before adding smart glasses to your child’s back-to-school technology, it is worth asking: * Does my child understand when recording is inappropriate? * Do they know that
- Today, we’re saying farewell to three co-op students who brought curiosity, creativity, and real commitment to our cybersafety mission. Over the past months, they helped strengthen our work in ways both visible and behind the scenes. They supported resources that help make cybersafety clearer, kinder, and more accessible for Canadians. Each student shares a little of what Informatica and KnowledgeFlow meant to them, what they enjoyed during their work term, and the experiences they’ll carry forward. We are proud to have been part
- Could your credit card purchase be approved without the correct PIN? A Toronto business owner discovered that it can. In this Toronto Star article written by @Diana Zlomislic, KnowledgeFlow co-founder and cyberfraud risk adviser Claudiu Popa explains why this unexpected behaviour deserves closer scrutiny. Read the article to learn what happened and what it could mean for cardholders. #Cybersecurity #FraudPrevention #ConsumerProtection #UnHackable
- Before your kids head back to the classroom, help them gain the skills they need to use technology safely, responsibly, and confidently. 💻 CyberByters is a K–12 cybersafety education program that grows with students as their technology use evolves. Beginning with Cyber Explorers (Grades 1–3), students learn foundational online safety skills and how to protect their personal information. In Cyber Wizards (Grades 4–7), they build stronger privacy and cybersecurity habits, including password security and scam awareness. Cyber Defenders
- Life changes such as leaving a relationship, escaping digital control, or losing a partner can affect access to email, banking, health portals, and other essential accounts. Understanding how digital access works is an important step toward safety, stability, and autonomy. 🔐 Our free Digital Access Map tipsheet explains how accounts connect, where access can break down, and how planning ahead can help you stay in control during times of transition. ✅ Download the free tipsheet for a clear, visual explanation of how
- It's not too late! Build your digital skills with CyberBytes, ICTC’s professional development course for educators. You’ll gain the expertise and confidence to make the most of digital tools and resources in your classroom for free. You will master four key areas of digital literacy: ➡️ Protect your devices and personal information with practical cybersecurity strategies ➡️ Develop hands-on skills in digital design for effective communication and creativity ➡️ Strengthen digital literacy and understand how technology works to
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