Police in the Island say they're creating a new strategy to tackle problems in the virtual world.
They want to make sure their service online corresponds with the service they deliver in the real world.
A former head of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Agency is helping police put the plan together – which will focus on problems with social media.
In addition, Jim Gamble will host a conference later this month alongside a number of experts in the field.
He says we need to ensure people of all ages are safe online:
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