Rob Nickel

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  www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20070814.wl - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/14/2007    Last Visited: 8/15/2007  

  Rob Nickel, a former Ontario Provincial Police officer and founder of Cyber-Safety.com, said posting personal contact information online can open individuals up to harassment, bullying and telemarketing.
  
  'Any information you put out there is ammunition for people who want to do some damage, whether it's predators or anyone,' he said. 'You're going to get some creepy calls, I would think.'

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  Published on: 11/28/2008    Last Visited: 11/28/2008  

  Rob Nickel Instructor
  
  Rob Nickel is a Cyber-Safety expert, professional speaker and author dedicated to helping children stay safe on the Internet. Rob is a former 14-year veteran of the Ontario Provincial Police. In February 2003 he retired with the Rank of Detective Sergeant from the OPP Child Pornography Section. Rob is globally recognized as an expert in the field of undercover investigations as they relate to the internet.
  
  Rob spent 4 years in the Child Pornography Section of the OPP as a Detective Constable. During these 4 years he worked in an undercover capacity dealing with child pornography investigations. These investigations included face to face meetings with pedophiles in an undercover capacity as well as working undercover online. Rob was then promoted to the rank of Detective Sergeant and during these 3 years continued online undercover work as well as lectured and trained officers throughout Canada and the world on Online Undercover Techniques. Rob has lectured in numerous provinces throughout Canada, as well France, Spain, Belgium and Brazil.
  
  Rob is recognized in Canadian courts as an expert in online undercover investigations, workings of the internet, in relation to Criminal Offences and the Identification of Child Pornography. For 2 years Rob was the Secretary of the Internet Specialists Group, which was a sub-committee of the Interpol Crimes Against Children Specialists Group which met bi-annually for conferences.
  
  Rob now lectures to students and parents on internet safety, as well as producing interactive material to help parents understand the computer age and internet safety as it relates to their children's lives. Rob gives a different perspective on internet safety by using examples from past investigations. His understanding of the criminal mind used on the internet gives students and parents the upper hand in protecting themselves online. Although the subject of Internet Safety is a serious one, Rob manages to use humor throughout his presentation that leaves the audience with a better understanding of internet safety.

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  Published on: 8/1/2006    Last Visited: 8/26/2008  

  Author Rob Nickel

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  Published on: 2/23/2010    Last Visited: 2/23/2010  

  Rob Nickel Cyber Safety
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  ROB NICKEL
  
  CYBER SAFETY

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  Rob Nickel - Cyber-Safety.com is a website dedicated to keeping kids safe in a wired world

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  Published on: 10/20/2009    Last Visited: 10/20/2009  

  According to author Rob Nickel, who was speaking in Raleigh County schools last week, the Internet is a favorite haunt for pedophiles. Boys are promised a way to make money. Girls are lured with promises of friendship and romance.
  
  Even scarier, Nickel said, some of these predators know enough about computers to infect their victims' systems, giving themselves access to victims' Web cams, e-mail, online profiles and personal Web sites.
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  Raleigh County students are fortunate to have heard from Nickel, who is also a former detective.

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  Published on: 10/16/2009    Last Visited: 10/16/2009  

  Rob Nickel, a former undercover police officer is giving advice and teaching children how to be cautious when surfing the web.
  
  Nickel says anyone using the web, especially young people should conceal any clue of their identity including personal information.
  
  "Think before you post stuff, before you submit, before you send them because there are some people out there on the internet that aren't really on the good side. There are a lot of predators out there," said Nickel.
  
  He also encourages parents to be aware of the websites your children visit. He suggests using online web protection software to protect your computer and your child.

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  Published on: 5/1/2007    Last Visited: 5/1/2007  

  Former OPP officer Rob Nickel with his daughters, eight and 10, in his Cambridge home. J.P. Moczulski/The Globe and MailFormer OPP officer Rob Nickel with his daughters, eight and 10, in his Cambridge home. (J.P. Moczulski/The Globe and Mail)
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  Parents need to take steps such as signing up for their own social networking pages so they can participate in their children's world, says Rob Nickel, a former Ontario police officer who has been lecturing professionally on Internet safety since 2004.
  
  "Don't blame MySpace," he says."They have to get more involved with what their kids are doing online."
  
  Mr. Nickel tours the country almost full-time, attending safe-school conventions and teacher conferences.He's also pitching a TV show to educate parents on Internet safety.
  
  Talking to kids is the easy part of his job, as he can show them how information posted on Facebook would allow him to track their location.He says most kids quickly understand the risks.
  
  He encourages parents to Google their kids' names and learn the language of instant messaging in which many young people communicate.
  
  "So if the kid says, ,I was on MSN,' they're not like, ,What the hell is MSN?'" he said.
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  If I want to log their chats, I'll log their chats," Mr. Nickel says."I'm not my kid's friend, I'm their parent."

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  Published on: 6/27/2007    Last Visited: 6/27/2007  

  Rob Nickel Cyber Safety
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  "Staying Safe in a Wired World" by Rob Nickel to help you get up to speed with the different applications and ways
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  If you would like Rob to speak at your school or conference please e-mail him at rob@cyber-safety.com or call 519-654-0002 ext. 1.

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  Published on: 6/27/2007    Last Visited: 11/24/2007  

  Rob Nickel Cyber Safety
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  Thank you Mr. Nickel."
  
  Bishop Strachan School, Toronto.Students
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  "Mr. Nickel, I just wanted to let you know you had a huge impact on our son and daughter yesterday at the school presentations, that is all they have been talking about.
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  One of the highlights was a presentation on Internet Safety given by Rob Nickel, a former OPP officer who now specializes in educating people about safe surfing.Nickel gives talks all over the world, including on the Dr. Phil show and excels at grabbing teens' short attentions with his "cool guy" style ...
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  "Rob was excellent."

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