The government’s main focus is to educate young people about cyber security. A cyber security awareness campaign is being launched in all offices, schools, and public service centres across the state. The government is focusing on educating young people about cybersecurity because they are the most vulnerable to cybercrime in today’s digital world.
Especially in cases of gaming apps, dating apps, identity theft, and social media fraud, young people are being targeted the most. In this situation, the government is taking special care to educate young people about cyber security.
Cyber Security Awareness is the Main Goal
The government has launched a cyber security awareness campaign in all offices, schools, and public service centres across the state, focusing on educating youth about cyber security. In today’s digital world, young people are the most vulnerable to cybercrime.Important Tips
- Do not share your UPI PIN with anyone.
- Do not click on unknown links for net banking.
- Avoid banking transactions while using public Wi-Fi.
- Do not accept friend requests from unknown people on social media without verification.
- Download gaming and other apps only from official stores.
A Special Handbook will be Distributed
During the cyber security awareness month, a special handbook will be distributed, which will inform people about how to avoid cybercrime, including UPI fraud, net banking fraud, credit card fraud, identity theft, e-commerce fraud, and social media fraud.Youth are the Main Focus
The government is focusing on educating young people about cybersecurity because they are the most vulnerable to cybercrime in today’s digital world. Especially in cases of gaming apps, dating apps, identity theft, and social media fraud, young people are being targeted the most. The government wants young people to be aware of cyber security and educate their families and society about it.Some Important Tips to Avoid Cybercrime
Some important tips to avoid cybercrime include not sharing your UPI PIN with anyone, not clicking on unknown links for net banking, avoiding banking transactions while using public Wi-Fi, not accepting friend requests from unknown people on social media without verification, and downloading gaming and other apps only from official stores. SSP Dr. Gaurav Grover said that this campaign is being run across the state to educate every citizen about cyber security and empower them to avoid cybercrime.
