KPMG Global Cyber Day Workshop
Fri, 11 Oct
|NESCO
Having taught computer coding to 1000+ students at MindChamp, we deeply realise, the impact unsupervised exposure to technology can have on them. Thus have collaborated with KPMG to educate students about the importance of cyber security and how they can protect themselves online.
Time & Location
11 Oct 2019, 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
NESCO, NESCO, Goregaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400063, India
Guests
About the Event
KPMG in India is excited to once again host KPMG Global Cyber Day this October partnered with MindChamp.
The world-wide community initiative is aimed at educating students of various age groups, as well as the adults in their lives about the importance of cyber security. We know that cyber security awareness is more critical now than ever before for all, but it is particularly so for youth who are the most vulnerable.
Our Global Cyber Day program includes educational presentations and content aimed at three specific groups: students ages 7-10, students ages 11-16, and adults (teachers and parents). The topics we will focus on this year in the sessions include social media, online identity protection, cyber bullying, online gaming, and cyber threats, and can affect school children and teenagers in their everyday life. Our tailored curriculums can teach students valuable lessons on how to stay safe online and how they can champion the protection of their own personal data and online security.
Program details
What: KPMG Global Cyber Day Who: Cyber security professionals (2-3) as trainers When/date options: Friday 11 October 2019 Why: To educate youth about the importance of cyber security and how they can protect themselves online Presentation length: 1 hour Age groups/content:
1. Students: we offer two cyber educational presentations customised for the following age ranges:
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Students, ages 7-10 years (children) Topics include: Internet browsing, cyber bullying, cyber threats (such as phishing, identity theft/ impersonation) online gaming, social media, and device security, among more.
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Students, ages 11-16 years (pre-teen/teenager) Topics include: Cyber bullying, social media, web browsing, online shopping and gaming, networking apps, and cyber threats (such as phishing, ransomware, identity theft/ impersonation, hacking), among more.
2. Adults: We also offer educational, leave-behind content for adults so that parents and teachers can be partners in promoting cyber security awareness and safety for their children and themselves.
3. Presentation/Content topics: Keeping children cyber safe, managing cyber bullying, online financial transactions, password management, device protection, and data backup, amongst others.
OPEN FOR ALL STUDENTS