That sounds like good practice. Smol!Silver achieved infosec by using a separate network whose only tie to the parents was me. After one instance of careless practice, Smol!Silver tightened up vigilance and ensured the material would not be brought into spaces that the parents would examine.

There was one or two other breaches on a different topic, but given that the material in question was almost always digital, it was sacrificed for the appearance of not having done more than what was observed. And then the vigilance tightened up again so as to make sure there were no further breaches of infosec.