Digital Security

+1700

Trainees

Training Everyday Internet Users to Stay Safe Online

Digital Security Training is designed to equip internet end-users with essential knowledge and practical tools to navigate the online world securely. Through interactive, hands-on sessions, the training simplifies complex cybersecurity concepts for everyday users.

+100

Courses

Objectives / Goals

Raising Awareness & Building Online Safety Habits

The main goal is to build a culture of online safety by giving users the confidence and tools to protect their personal information, communications, and digital identities.

Understanding Risks

Help users recognize common digital threats and assess their personal risk exposure.

Practical Protection Skills

Teach practical methods like strong password creation, secure communication, and safe mobile usage.

Behavioral Change

Promote good digital hygiene practices through interactive training that sticks.

Wider Impact

Creating a Digitally Conscious and Resilient Community

• Promoting online safety awareness

• Reducing risk of cyber threats and identity theft

• Encouraging responsible digital behavior

Key Outcomes & Deliverables

Milestones and Tangible Impact

Incubation of 50+ startup projects

Establishment of a mentorship network with 20+ experts

Facilitation of investment opportunities and pitch events

Provision of co-working spaces and startup infrastructure

Expected Outcomes

Developing a Safer Online Environment for All

Short-term

Increased awareness of online risks and the ability to take immediate protective measures.

Long-term

A digitally literate population capable of practicing safe and responsible internet usage across various sectors.

And more

Beyond the Basics

General internet users with limited technical knowledge
Activists and civil society members
University students
NGO staff and community leaders
Anyone seeking to improve their digital safety skills

Risk assessment templates
Password managers (e.g., Bitwarden, KeePass)
Data hiding & deletion tools
PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) for secure communication
Mobile security apps and privacy settings

Phase 1: Preparation
Training material development, tool selection, and localization for the Yemeni context.
Phase 2: Implementation (3–5 Days per course)
Interactive sessions covering theory and tools including risk assessment, password security, data privacy, PGP, and mobile safety.
Phase 3: Follow-up
Post-training surveys, continuous support, and advanced workshops for selected participants.