N AT I O N A L C Y B E R S E C U R I T Y ST R AT E GY I V 2.4 BEE SECURE GOVERNMENT INITIATIVE to use IT tools in a balanced way, etc.) as well as practical guides for children, young people, and their peers. BEE SECURE makes this information available to the general public through its websites, social networks and the national press. 2. Guidance and advice: The BEE SECURE Helpline is a contact point for questions related to online safety and the responsible use of new communication technologies. It is aimed at the general public and especially to children, young people, parents, seniors as well as teachers and educators. The Helpline is a free service, with anonymous and confidential treatment of information. 3. Reporting illegal content: Through the BEE SECURE Stopline, illegal online content can be reported anonymously and confidentially. These reports can be classified in one of three categories: child sexual abuse material (CSAM); discrimination, racism or revisionism; or terrorism. The alerts are analysed and, if necessary, will be forwarded to the relevant authorities. 4. Watch: Regular exchange with children and young people during training courses, analysis of requests on the BEE SECURE Helpline and collaboration with the “Youth and Kids Panels” discussion groups enables BEE SECURE to follow trends closely. The exchange with different national and international partners completes the trend monitoring. The results of the trend monitoring will be shared through BEE SECURE ‘RADAR’. Founded in 2010, the BEE SECURE government initiative is operated by the ‘Service National de la Jeunesse’ (SNJ) and the ‘Kanner-Jugendtelefon’, in partnership with SECURITYMADEIN.LU, the Grand-Ducal Police and the Public Prosecutor’s Office of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. The ministries involved are the Ministry of National Education, Children and Youth, the Ministry of the Economy and the Ministry of Family and Integration. BEE SECURE is also the Luxembourg representative of the Safer Internet Center (SIC) co-funded by the European Commission and as such is supported by a network of international counterparts and partners: INSAFE (awareness centres and helplines) and INHOPE (reporting centres for illegal content). Thanks to its experience on the ground in Luxembourg and its established network of partners, BEE SECURE is able to contribute in a concrete way to the empowerment of the user. AIMS OF BEE SECURE: To promote a safer, responsible, and positive use of new information technologies among the general public and, in particular, among three distinct groups of people: - To assist children and young people in their education related to use of new technologies. - Support parents, teachers, and educators as a reference/role models for children/ young people. - Support seniors, for whom demand is growing increasingly (https://silversurfer.lu/). FIELDS OF ACTION: 1. Awareness raising and information: BEE SECURE disseminates information and advice on responsible use of the Internet. BEE SECURE therefore systematically organises training courses in schools and high schools. BEE SECURE regularly publishes information packs on hot topics (including cyber bullying, disinformation, cyber risks, radicalisation, learning how 24