From 2013 every year we have arranged different cyber awareness programs nationwide. We have day-long programs or weekly programs to keep our youth safe in cyberspace. In 2021 our research says, for the COVID 19 pandemic cybercrime has been increased. Most of the time we are in lockdown and we spend much time online. We received a lot of similar complaints from our youth and most of them belong to 14 to 24. It's an alarming sign for our nation. To keep our youth safe in cyberspace we have planned a 30 days campaign. And we declared 'September' as our 'Cyber Security awareness month'. Every year we organize this event in September.

30 days long cyber security awareness program started on 1st September 2021 to 30th September 2021. More than 12 national speakers have joined us in this session. Bangladesh Police has supported us a lot. Through this program, we have tried to connect a relationship with the police and the public. The entire program has been conducted through online platforms (Zoom, Facebook live) and WID posted various awareness focuses at their own social platform as long as they covered six sessions with diverse topics along with six upright speakers at appreciated spaces.

Despite different posts about cyber awareness, WID has conducted an online session regarding- 

Bridging the Gap - Connecting the therapeutic world of Domestic Violence with Technology.

Women's Online Safety Training,

Protect Yourself from Cyber-Stalking,

Role of mainstream media in combating online harassment,

Women speaking their minds online,

Cybersecurity: What you need to know!

Cyberbullying - safety on the Internet.

Women in Digital are enchanted to get Dr. B M Mainul Hossain, Associate Professor, IIT, Dhaka University, Nihad Adnan Taian, Additional SP (Crime), Gopalganj, Shaila Rahman Lima, Deputy Director, Grameenphone, Tahmina Tania, Social Media Manager, Techshohor, Suranjana Saha, Assistant Commissioner of Police CT-Cyber Crime Investigation Division, CTTC, DMP, Trishia Nashtaran, Founding President at OGNIE Foundation Bangladesh, Founder and Organizer at - Meye Network, Mahmuda Afroz Lucky, Additional SP at Office of the Range DIG, Mymensingh, Rajeeb Tarafder, IT Director at Wunderman Thompson and Israt Jahan, Certified Computer Forensic Investigator as speakers & panelist, their significant speech in the September Women in Digital Cyber Security awareness month 2021" sessions to help magnify our cause in the best possible way and their informative words inspired so many people out there.

Most of the women are scared to share any kind of harassment issues because of social stigma; we do have full right to live in our own rules if anyone tried to create any obstruct, anyone, do have right to take legal action said Nihad Adnan Taian, Additional SP (Crime), Gopalganj. Self-awareness along with self-confidence can discourage cybercrime mostly said Shaila Rahman Lima, Deputy Director, Grameenphone, in addition, she includes her dialogue about not letting others more information too personal and being more careful to share anything personal online space. 

Cyber security risks and threats do not disappear when you work from home, travel, or work in a coffee shop or other public location. If anything, cyber security risks increase when we change our work habits and adjust to a new routine and environment.

To keep you and organization protected from cybercriminals and threats, remember some keys as Secure the passwords, pay attention to where you enter them and do not reuse the same password on multiple systems, Remember essential cyber security best practices, remain vigilant and skeptical of all unsolicited emails, text messages, social media chats, and attachments. When in doubt don't click; Never connect to a public Wi-Fi network that is not password protected and many more to stay cyber secure when working remotely as our respected panelist discussed the topic regarding Cyber Security awareness" best practices from the respective places on the closing day of the September Women In Digital Cyber Security Awareness Month program. 

'Women in Digital' continue this event every year to keep our girls safe in the cyber world.