The most obvious example of the widespread and effective practice of digitalization was when many people were reached with the Start of the COVID-19 outbreak through distance education. In addition, it witnessed significant development in distance education, digitalization, and the acquisition of digital skills. According to the data, the rate of global Internet use among children reached 82.7%. Whereas in 2013, the usage rate of the Internet was 50.8% among children aged 6-15 years old, this reached 82.7% in 2021. Measured across gender, while boys' use of the Internet went from 53.7% in 2013 to 83.9% in 2021, girls' use went from 47.8% in 2013 to 81.5% in 2021. The most frequent use of the Internet by children and teenagers was playing and downloading games, 66.1%, watching videos on sharing sites, 61.0%, and making audio or video calls at 55.5%. Online shopping had the lowest frequency of activity among the children at 9.1%. In the era of digital transformation, technologies carried into everyday life and business carried many benefits but also risks in terms of data security and ethics. The most vulnerable actors in the digital ecosystem regarding data security and ethics were the individuals. Several tools used by the individual users created significant risks and, equally, confidentiality and protection of the online data. Personal data protection and the assurance of online security, therefore, became a priority. Data theft caused financial losses, loss of time, and, in the most extreme measures, legal issues that breached trust in fundamental structures of daily life, such as non-governmental organizations. On the topic of social media usage, the 2021 Social Media Report that was prepared by Commencis highlighted how the highest rate found was for Generation Y at 90.8%, while for Generation X it was 77.5%, and then for Generation Z, 64.4%. While 4.15 billion users accessed social media from mobile phones, according to the Datareportal Digital 2021: Global Overview Report, mobile access accounted for 98.8% of the use of social media. All this perverse use has actually resulted in the violation of ethical standards. While many organizations have issued declarations regarding ethics on social media, over time the increased importance of individual and corporate ethics on social media has gained focus. It is important to develop digital skills and knowledge among people, especially the youth, as a whole. In the backdrop of the above, following objectives were pointed out that would draw the attention of young people to the guidelines on ethical use of social media, raise ethics awareness among young people, raise awareness about safe Internet usage, practices of safe sharing, protection of personal data, and understanding digital data security. - Increase corporate and individual awareness regarding digital risks, -Organizational information storage -Provide workshops on ethics and values -Create a social understanding that will help to react to the appearances of ethics and values in response to the risks from digitalization. -Write a report on ethics, risks, values, and data security.