About our SID activities
The Spanish National Cybersecurity Institute (INCIBE), an entity dependent on the Ministry for Digital Transformation and the Civil Service, through the State Secretariat for Telecommunications and Digital Infrastructures, will organise a programme of activities in online and in-person format to mark Safer Internet Day 2026, which will take place on February 10. This year's specific theme, in Spain, is Digital Security for Education in the age of AI.
You can follow the activities at www.incibe.es/eventos/sid.
ABOUT THE LAST EDITION, SID2025
INCIBE joined once again in the international celebration of Safer Internet Day, this year with an event organised in Valencia.
More than 400 students from 6 educational centres in the province of Valencia, that were seriously affected by DANA, accompanied us throughout the day: IES Sedaví (Sedaví), Sedaví school (Sedaví), IES El Quint (Ribarroja), IES Ramón Muntaner (Xirivella), Santa Teresa de Jesús school (El Vedat de Torrent) and IES La Senia (Paiporta).
As part of the programme, the online workshop for educational centres “Think, connect and choose your path on the Internet” was developed, created together with the National Institute of Educational Technologies and Teacher Training (INTEF), and taught by the teacher and content creator, Susi Profe. 27,000 students participated in it, both those who were with us in person and those who wanted to accompany us online, from educational centres throughout Spain. They learned to make smart decisions in the face of cyberbullying, harmful content or viral challenges, through various cases that have made them decide and learn the associated consequences.
On the other hand, young representatives of the Children's Platform have conducted the interviews called "Youth asks", directed to Gloria Placer, general director of the Vodafone Foundation; Paula Valle, responsible for Digital Wellbeing and Child Protection at Telefónica and Daniel Morales, director of Sustainability and Foundations at MasOrange, who have contributed their vision on what steps to take to achieve balance in the digital space.
And INCIBE has given the talk "017, the cybersecurity first aid kit" where the 017 service and various real cases received in the field of minors were presented.
Outside the online program, the students attended the cybersecurity theatre performance "Your best move: security", which addresses the risks derived from online gambling in minors, such as extortion or fraud; and a workshop to learn how to protect oneself against viruses and fraud.
In addition to the educational workshop, during the event, the awards were presented for the third edition of the contest ‘What is 017 for you’, created with the aim of making educational centres in Spain and their students aware of the national, free and confidential service 017- Your Help in Cybersecurity from INCIBE.
Find all the information about the event here.
INCIBE and IS4K promoted the event and asked their followers on X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, Instagram and YouTube to join SID 2025 with the hashtags #SID2025 and #DíaDeInternetSegura.
Moreover, the SIC-Spain project partners contributed to the dissemination and impact of SID, by carrying out awareness-raising activities about their participation in the celebrations.
What we are doing to create a better internet...
For Safer Internet Day 2026, the Spanish National Cybersecurity Institute (INCIBE), through the Spanish Safer Internet Centre 'Internet Segura for Kids (IS4K)', will organise celebrations and learning activities around 10 February, under the general motto 'Together for a better internet', especially focused on the development of cybersecurity and online safety digital skills for the appropriate growth and development of children on the digital environment.
About us
Internet Segura for Kids (IS4K) is the Safer Internet Centre (SIC) of Spain, with the purpose of fostering a safe and responsible use of the internet and technology among children and teenagers. Its main goals are:
- Raising awareness and training minors, young people, families, educators and professionals working with minors, through the development of national campaigns, initiatives and programmes.
- Offering a helpline service to advise and assist minors, families, educators and professionals working with minors on how to face risks on the internet: harmful contents, dangerous contacts and inappropriate behaviours.
- Organising Safer Internet Day (SID) in Spain.
- Boosting the Spanish Youth Panel to show how children and adolescents can help in creating a safer internet through cyber security and the responsible use of the network, looking for positive opportunities to create, participate and share useful content for everyone.
- Operating a Hotline, in order to reduce the availability of criminal content on the internet, mainly related to child abuse, giving support to law enforcement agencies.
IS4K is led by the Spanish National Cybersecurity Institute (INCIBE, as per the Spanish acronym). Since 2024, INCIBE also leads and coordinates the SIC-SPAIN 4.0 project in collaboration with other Spanish reference entities, which also contribute to disseminate the SID program of activities. This project is co-financed by the European Union (EU) through the financing programme Digital Europe.
About our SID activities
The Spanish National Cybersecurity Institute (INCIBE), an entity dependent on the Ministry for Digital Transformation and the Civil Service, through the State Secretariat for Telecommunications and Digital Infrastructures, will organise a programme of activities in online and in-person format to mark Safer Internet Day 2026, which will take place on February 10. This year's specific theme, in Spain, is Digital Security for Education in the age of AI.
You can follow the activities at www.incibe.es/eventos/sid.
ABOUT THE LAST EDITION, SID2025
INCIBE joined once again in the international celebration of Safer Internet Day, this year with an event organised in Valencia.
More than 400 students from 6 educational centres in the province of Valencia, that were seriously affected by DANA, accompanied us throughout the day: IES Sedaví (Sedaví), Sedaví school (Sedaví), IES El Quint (Ribarroja), IES Ramón Muntaner (Xirivella), Santa Teresa de Jesús school (El Vedat de Torrent) and IES La Senia (Paiporta).
As part of the programme, the online workshop for educational centres “Think, connect and choose your path on the Internet” was developed, created together with the National Institute of Educational Technologies and Teacher Training (INTEF), and taught by the teacher and content creator, Susi Profe. 27,000 students participated in it, both those who were with us in person and those who wanted to accompany us online, from educational centres throughout Spain. They learned to make smart decisions in the face of cyberbullying, harmful content or viral challenges, through various cases that have made them decide and learn the associated consequences.
On the other hand, young representatives of the Children's Platform have conducted the interviews called "Youth asks", directed to Gloria Placer, general director of the Vodafone Foundation; Paula Valle, responsible for Digital Wellbeing and Child Protection at Telefónica and Daniel Morales, director of Sustainability and Foundations at MasOrange, who have contributed their vision on what steps to take to achieve balance in the digital space.
And INCIBE has given the talk "017, the cybersecurity first aid kit" where the 017 service and various real cases received in the field of minors were presented.
Outside the online program, the students attended the cybersecurity theatre performance "Your best move: security", which addresses the risks derived from online gambling in minors, such as extortion or fraud; and a workshop to learn how to protect oneself against viruses and fraud.
In addition to the educational workshop, during the event, the awards were presented for the third edition of the contest ‘What is 017 for you’, created with the aim of making educational centres in Spain and their students aware of the national, free and confidential service 017- Your Help in Cybersecurity from INCIBE.
Find all the information about the event here.
INCIBE and IS4K promoted the event and asked their followers on X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, Instagram and YouTube to join SID 2025 with the hashtags #SID2025 and #DíaDeInternetSegura.
Moreover, the SIC-Spain project partners contributed to the dissemination and impact of SID, by carrying out awareness-raising activities about their participation in the celebrations.
What we are doing to create a better internet...
For Safer Internet Day 2026, the Spanish National Cybersecurity Institute (INCIBE), through the Spanish Safer Internet Centre 'Internet Segura for Kids (IS4K)', will organise celebrations and learning activities around 10 February, under the general motto 'Together for a better internet', especially focused on the development of cybersecurity and online safety digital skills for the appropriate growth and development of children on the digital environment.
About us
Internet Segura for Kids (IS4K) is the Safer Internet Centre (SIC) of Spain, with the purpose of fostering a safe and responsible use of the internet and technology among children and teenagers. Its main goals are:
- Raising awareness and training minors, young people, families, educators and professionals working with minors, through the development of national campaigns, initiatives and programmes.
- Offering a helpline service to advise and assist minors, families, educators and professionals working with minors on how to face risks on the internet: harmful contents, dangerous contacts and inappropriate behaviours.
- Organising Safer Internet Day (SID) in Spain.
- Boosting the Spanish Youth Panel to show how children and adolescents can help in creating a safer internet through cyber security and the responsible use of the network, looking for positive opportunities to create, participate and share useful content for everyone.
- Operating a Hotline, in order to reduce the availability of criminal content on the internet, mainly related to child abuse, giving support to law enforcement agencies.
IS4K is led by the Spanish National Cybersecurity Institute (INCIBE, as per the Spanish acronym). Since 2024, INCIBE also leads and coordinates the SIC-SPAIN 4.0 project in collaboration with other Spanish reference entities, which also contribute to disseminate the SID program of activities. This project is co-financed by the European Union (EU) through the financing programme Digital Europe.
