Confam Am Again Campaign
The “NoGoFallMaga Confam Am Again Campaign” is an initiative by the Committee of Chief Information Security Officers of Nigerian Financial Industry (CCISONFI), in collaboration with Cybersafe Foundation and the Hook. This campaign is a direct response to the rapid digital evolution in Nigeria, particularly within the financial sector, influenced by the Central Bank of Nigeria’s financial inclusion initiatives and the global digital innovation spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic.
DigiGirls was designed to improve the socio-economic well-being of 76,000+ girls and women living in underserved communities in Nigeria, by empowering them with employable digital skills, equipping them to secure internship/job placement or entrepreneurship opportunities. DigiGirls is a training program organised in partnership with the UK Foreign Development and Commonwealth Office.
NoGoFallMaga
NoGoFallMaga is a national movement of young people, working to combat preventable digital fraud with consumer-centered sensitization and education. We believe that until fraud becomes unprofitable, it will continue to run as an undesirable parallel economy and hence remain attractive to youths. The #Nogofallmaga campaign is dedicated to raising awareness on digital fraud issues by equipping the entire populace with knowledge for better decision making and fraud mitigation.
The Digital Access Programme
The Digital Access Programme (DAP) is a United Kingdom Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) led project that aims to catalyse more inclusive, affordable, safe, and secure digital access for excluded and underserved communities. The development of the Cybersecurity Toolkit for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria was a collaborative effort between CyberSafe Foundation and KPMG under the Digital Access Programme (DAP).
Enugu Cybersecurity Learning Program (ECSL)
The Enugu Cybersecurity Learning Program is a cybersecurity training program organised by the Enugu State Government through the Enugu SME center with CyberSafe Foundation as its implementation partner. The State Government through the Enugu SME Center is focused on maximizing human capital development through provision of credit, delivering training to increase people’s skills enabling them to find jobs and creating jobs to improve incomes hence the creation of this tri-pronged fellowship.
Joint Border Task Force (JBTF) Training Project
The Joint Border Task Force Training Project is a specialized training program sponsored by the United Kingdom Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) in response to the digital literacy gap among public servants of the Joint Border Task Force (JBTF). The goal was to equip JBTF officers with essential digital skills necessary for modernizing service delivery and adapting to the digital economy. Participants were equipped to handle e-government infrastructure, safeguard data, and protect against cyber threats.
Shine Your Eye
Shine Your Eye was an initiative dedicated to educating senior citizens (people aged 50 and above) in our community on basic cyber hygiene best practices and clarifying technical industry concepts and creating awareness in simple terms. We leveraged stories, people’s experiences, easy-to understand series of actions, toolkits, videos and other fun content, to teach cyber hygiene best practices, help you become a tough nut for cybercriminals.
SDCDC-19
The Safe Digital Community During COVID-19 Project was established with the goal of equipping Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) with the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively identify, protect against, detect, defend, and respond to cyber threats. Organised in partnership with the UK Government through its Foreign Development and Commonwealth Office (FDCO). The primary objective of #SDCDC19 is to bolster the cyber knowledge and capabilities of individuals in Nigerian SMEs.
DeyCyberSmart
#DeyCyberSmart is a Cyber Awareness campaign leveraging radio, to raise awareness about the most prevalent cybersecurity issues and educate technology end users about preventive/protective measures. NITDA in collaboration with Cybersafe Foundation implemented this campaign across 6 geopolitical zones across Nigeria, delivering exciting content, specifically radio drama in indigenous languages; Pidgin English, Hausa, Yoruba and Igbo.