College hosts cybersecurity training workshop
In the bustling heart of the capital, the city's technical college hosted a cybersecurity masterclass, according to our publication's updates. This event drew eager students and educators.
This interactive class aimed to equip the city's youngsters with the knowledge of safe digital practices, proper social media communication etiquette, and defense mechanisms against cyber threats such as bullying and fraud.
The Masterclass was structured as an open discussion, where the college's tech expert engaged the students in a relaxed setting, discussing crucial digital security aspects that are relevant in today's world.
Social educator, Ganijamal Uakhitkhanova, stated, "We're living in an era dominated by digital technologies, and the internet is now an integral part of our daily lives. Misuse of these tools can lead to unwanted outcomes like students falling prey to cyberbullying or fraudulent schemes. Therefore, teaching digital hygiene among students is crucial to prevent such occurrences."
The session covered various aspects of digital hygiene, including safe online practices, strong password management, device and software security, identifying threats, responsible app usage, digital responsibility, and cybersecurity awareness. These strategies help young people cultivate secure digital habits, essential for thriving in the digital world.
The Masterclass, focused on both cybersecurity and education-and-self-development, aimed to empower youngsters with technology-related knowledge to safely navigate digital scenarios. Social educator, Ganijamal Uakhitkhanova, underscored the importance of integrating digital hygiene as part of education, emphasizing its role in avoiding cyber threats and building secure digital habits—essential skills for thriving in the modern world.
