The exhibition Veilig Internetten is a free expo at Atrium City Hall in The Hague, set up by the municipality of The Hague and Veiliginternetten.nl. Using concrete examples and straightforward tips, it shows you how to act more safely online, whether it concerns your privacy, your banking or your children's digital safety.

Phishing, unsecured Wi-Fi networks, social media pitfalls: the chances of running into them online are higher than you might think. Yet a few simple steps can make a real difference. The exhibition Veilig Internetten puts those steps front and centre, using everyday scenarios that many people will recognise. What do you do when you receive a suspicious email? How do you keep your children safe online? And what if something does go wrong?

Veilig Internetten at Atrium City Hall

The exhibition is an initiative of the municipality of The Hague and Veiliginternetten.nl, a website offering step-by-step guidance on topics such as online privacy, safe Wi-Fi use and social media habits. The exhibition brings that information to life, not as dry reading material, but as relatable situations you can actually act on. Visitors also discover what Woensdagongehacktdag means, a concept explained on site.

Part of Hack The Hague

Veilig Internetten is part of Hack The Hague, a broader event organised by the municipality of The Hague. The event puts digital safety on the agenda for everyone: residents, entrepreneurs and families alike. The exhibition offers an accessible starting point for anyone who wants to reflect on their own digital habits, no technical knowledge required.