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Are you Cyber Safe? (Student's Edition)

12 March 2024

The Are you Cyber Safe (Student's Edition) Workshop is back for another edition!

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The Are you Cyber Safe (Student's Edition) Workshop is back for another edition! Join us on 12 March for a fun and interactive session to learn more about the types of cyber threats 🌐 to look out for and good cyber hygiene habits to adopt when you go online 🔐

Date: Tue, 12 March 2024
Time: 14:00 - 15:30 GMT+8
Venue: Central Public Library - Programme Room 1, 100 Victoria Street National Library Board Singapore, 188064

Digitalisation has changed the way we live, work and play. As a young Internet user, you may have used your digital devices for learning, playing games and communicating with your friends on a regular basis. However, going online more often also exposes you to cyber threats. Imagine the damaging effects if you download a malicious app or risk losing your personal information simply by clicking on pop-up ads or fake video links. Join us to learn about the types of cyber threats to look out for and learn how to Be Cyber Safe by practising good cyber hygiene habits.

The session is co-organised by CSA and National Library Board, and is suitable for children aged 7-12 years old. Parents are welcome to sit in too!  

This programme is in collaboration with Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) and is part of our S.U.R.Evivor series. 

About the Programme Series

Our S.U.R.Evivor series promotes the importance of fact-checking, cyber safety & security, and cyber-wellness through workshops and talks for parents and children to learn more.


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