Basso (Windtre): “Great effort for young cybersecurity”

“As an operator” we want “to help users grasp all that is positive from the Internet but we also know that it is a road sown with risks” and for this reason we especially want to help young people to raise their level of security “when they are connected. A underlined this was Roberto Basso, Director External Affairs and Sustainability Windtre, opening the presentation, today in the Chamber, of the 2nd Report on the value of connectivity in Italy, on the theme “Living and evaluating digital life”, created by Censis in collaboration with Windtre . The age for the first internet access “has dropped to around 10 years” and “for us there is a sense of great responsibility”, continued Basso, specifying that “often this entry” into the network of children also of just 10 years “happens with a gift, with the gift of the smartphone, a gift that perhaps coincides with some stages of growth. And with respect to these users, whom we consider fragile, we feel it is our duty to adopt an attitude of responsibility “.