Nagpur– Taking a proactive step to safeguard the digital future of the younger generation, Danish Sheikh and Aftab Ali, committed Cyber Warriors from Priyadarshini College of Engineering, Nagpur, led an impactful cyber safety awareness program at Little Star School. This initiative is a key component of the “Cyber Shiksha for Cyber Suraksha” campaign, organized by Quick Heal Foundation in partnership with Maharashtra Cyber, aiming to arm students with the knowledge and skills to navigate the online world securely.
Mrs. Smiti Mishra, Principal of Little Star School, who attended the event, lauded the initiative and underscored its importance. “In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, it’s crucial that our students are equipped not only with academic knowledge but also with the tools to protect themselves online. This program is an invaluable contribution to their safety,” she remarked.
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Tuesday 12 Nov. 2024
During the session, Danish and Aftab delved into critical areas of cybercrime, including online scams, phishing attacks, identity theft, and the growing issue of cyberbullying. They provided practical advice on how to create strong, unique passwords, identify suspicious emails and links, and secure privacy settings on social media platforms.
The session was highly interactive, encouraging students to engage, ask questions, and share their experiences. To make the learning experience more relatable, the Cyber Warriors presented real-life case studies and organized activities that resonated with the students. The program concluded with a pledge from the students to remain vigilant, practice responsible online behavior, and spread the message of cyber safety within their communities.
The initiative by Priyadarshini College’s Cyber Warriors marks a significant contribution to creating a safer online environment for young users, emphasizing the critical need for awareness and education in combating the rising tide of cyber threats.
