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[Audio] Introduction JAI GURU DEV In today’s world, most of our work and communication happen online. Being safe on the internet is now as important as being safe in real life. Let’s understand how to protect our personal data, devices, and online identity. In today's world, most of our work and communication happen online. Being safe on the internet is now as important as being safe in real life. Let's understand how to protect our personal data, devices, and online identity..

[Audio] What is Cybersecurity? Cybersecurity means protecting computers, phones, and networks from online threats. It includes keeping information private and preventing hackers from stealing data.. It helps us use technology safely and with confidence..

[Audio] Why is Cybersecurity Important? Our digital world holds sensitive information like bank details and school records. Cybersecurity keeps this information safe from misuse or theft. It also protects our identity from being copied or shared without permission. Teachers and adults play a key role in guiding students to stay safe online..

[Audio] Common Online Threats Online threats include viruses, malware, phishing scams, and fake websites. These can damage devices or steal valuable personal information. Sometimes threats appear as pop-ups or fake links that look real. Recognizing these early helps prevent bigger problems..

[Audio] Creating Strong Passwords A strong password is your first line of defense. Use a mix of uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and special symbols. Avoid using personal information like your name or date of birth. Change passwords regularly and never share them with anyone. Use a password manager if needed to remember them safely..

[Audio] Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) 2FA adds an extra layer of protection during login. It requires a password plus another code or fingerprint for access. Even if someone learns your password, they can’t easily enter your account. Enable 2FA on your email, social media, and banking apps for safety..

[Audio] Spotting Phishing Scams Phishing scams try to trick you into revealing private details. They may look like emails from banks or trusted companies. Always check the sender’s email and look for spelling errors or odd links. Never share passwords or OTPs through email or chat messages. When in doubt, contact the company directly before taking action..

[Audio] Safe Browsing Habits Visit only secure websites that start with 'https'. Avoid downloading free software or clicking unknown advertisements. Keep your browser updated to block unsafe websites automatically. Use privacy settings and clear your browsing history often. Being careful online reduces the risk of hidden attacks..

[Audio] Social Media Safety Social media can connect us, but it also exposes personal details. Keep your accounts private and think before you post. Avoid sharing location, phone number, or private photos publicly. Be careful while accepting friend requests from strangers. Report fake accounts or suspicious messages immediately..

[Audio] Protecting Your Devices Install antivirus software to guard against harmful files. Keep your operating system and apps regularly updated. Avoid plugging in unknown USB drives or external devices. Lock your screen when not in use and back up your data safely. Physical safety of your device also protects your data..

[Audio] Using Wi-Fi Safely Public Wi-Fi networks are easy targets for hackers. Avoid logging into banking or sensitive accounts on public Wi-Fi. Use a Virtual Private Network (VPN) to encrypt your connection. Always turn off Wi-Fi when it’s not in use. At home, secure your router with a strong password..

[Audio] Preventing Cyberbullying Cyberbullying can cause emotional harm to students and adults alike. Think before you post or comment online — words matter. If you see online bullying, report it or talk to a trusted person. Teachers should create safe, respectful online learning environments. Encourage kindness, empathy, and digital responsibility..

[Audio] Safe Online Teaching Practices Use trusted, secure platforms like Google Meet or Zoom for classes. Keep meeting links private and password-protected. Do not record or share class content without permission. Protect students’ personal data and respect privacy at all times. Teach students about safe online behavior through regular discussions..

[Audio] Staying Updated and Aware Cyber threats keep changing, so regular awareness is key. Attend workshops or online training about digital safety. Read about the latest scams and how to prevent them. Encourage family and coworkers to follow good cyber habits. Together, we can make our community safer online..

[Audio] Conclusion Thank You and JAI GURU DEV. Cybersecurity is everyone’s shared responsibility. Stay alert, stay updated, and think before you click. By being aware and cautious, we can protect ourselves and others. Let’s work together to build a safe digital world for all..