Goal: Educate people on common cyber crimes and safe online practices.
Activities:
Conduct interactive workshops in schools, colleges, and communities.
Cover topics like phishing, identity theft, online scams, and social media safety.
Use real-life case studies and role-playing.
Goal: Promote responsible and secure use of internet and mobile devices.
Activities:
Create easy-to-understand guides in local languages.
Distribute pamphlets, posters, and videos on password hygiene, 2FA, and recognizing fake links.
Partner with ISPs and telecom providers to spread awareness.
Goal: Empower vulnerable groups with knowledge to protect themselves online.
Activities:
Special sessions on avoiding cyberbullying, online harassment, and privacy protection.
Teach reporting mechanisms and legal rights.
Provide helpline numbers and support networks.
Goal: Offer assistance and guidance to victims of cyber crimes.
Activities:
Set up a toll-free helpline staffed with trained volunteers or counselors.
Provide guidance on filing complaints with cyber police.
Offer emotional and technical support.
Goal: Integrate cyber safety education into academic programs.
Activities:
Develop curriculum modules on cyber security basics.
Organize competitions like quizzes and poster making on cyber crime themes.
Train teachers to educate students regularly.
Goal: Use digital platforms and local channels to reach wider audiences.
Activities:
Run campaigns with hashtags, short videos, and testimonials.
Broadcast radio programs, community announcements, and newspaper articles.
Share tips and updates on emerging cyber threats.
Goal: Train interested youth in ethical hacking and cyber defense.
Activities:
Organize boot camps and certification courses.
Encourage participation in cyber security challenges and hackathons.
Partner with tech companies for internships.