Hyderabad: Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), Government of India and India’s multilingual micro-blogging platform Ku this October to jointly execute citizen outreach activity to create awareness on cyber security are doing. Which is celebrated as National Cyber Security Awareness Month.
The collaboration aims to raise public awareness on the need to stay safe and secure online and leverage the theme – Do Your Part, #BeCyberSmart. The CERT-In and Ku app will promote awareness on issues such as phishing, hacking, personal information security, password and PIN management, avoid clickbait and protect one’s privacy while using public Wi-Fi.
Ku App will run this campaign in multiple Indian languages to strengthen access among internet users across the country. Several competitions will be organized to increase engagement and knowledge sharing on this important topic.
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Apmeya Radhakrishna, Co-Founder and CEO, Ku App, said, “As a unique social media platform that empowers Indians to connect and engage in multiple languages, we provide our users with important information related to cyber security and privacy aspects. We want to empower ourselves with what it needs to make an interconnected world more secure and resilient.”
Dr Sanjay Behl, Director General, CERT-In said, “People are the weakest link in cyber security. In order to sensitize citizens and increase cyber security awareness among them, CERT-In is celebrating Cyber Security Awareness Month during October 2021 with the theme ‘Do Your Part, #BeCyberSmart’. For this, various citizen-oriented campaigns and training programs are in progress for the technical cyber security community in India.
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