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Cybersecurity Awareness Campaigns

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Multi-Channel Public Education

We design and distribute high-impact educational content across:

Social media platforms (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok)

Local radio and television stations

Public service posters and flyers in libraries, community centers, and transit hubs

Digital toolkits and explainers for email newsletters, websites, and school resources

These campaigns are visually engaging, written in plain language, and culturally responsive.
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Campaign Topics Include:

Password and Account Security

Phishing and Scam Prevention
Online Privacy & Surveillance Awareness

Youth & Social Media Safety

Mobile Device Protection

Cyberbullying and Harassment Response
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Who We Work With

To maximize impact, we partner with trusted community anchors that people already know and turn to:

Public libraries, to serve as tech safety hubs with materials and events

Schools and afterschool programs, to reach youth and parents

Local and county governments, to co-brand campaigns and distribute through public service channels

Health clinics and senior centers, to reach groups often targeted by fraud

Ethnic media and immigrant support groups, for multilingual outreach Small Businesses
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How We Reach the Public

We believe in meeting people where they are—whether that’s online, in person, or through organizations they already trust.

Campaigns are designed to:

Be plain-language, avoiding technical jargon

Include visual instructions for those with lower literacy

Be available in multiple languages to serve immigrant communities

Offer actionable steps, not just awareness
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Why It Matters

Our awareness work directly addresses the widening gap between growing digital risks and the public’s ability to defend themselves. By proactively educating communities before crises happen, we:

Prevent victimization from scams, fraud, and data breaches

Reduce the burden on law enforcement and social services

Empower vulnerable groups to use the internet safely and confidently

Build trust in technology, especially among those historically underserved or targeted online