A focused cybersecurity training session was conducted for the computer operators and technical staff of Rescue 1122 Swat. As frontline responders who routinely handle sensitive operational and victim information, the training emphasized understanding digital risks and applying secure data practices during daily operations.

The session highlighted the growing importance of cybersecurity in ensuring uninterrupted emergency services.

Purpose of the Training

The purpose of the training was to improve cyber hygiene and digital safety awareness among Rescue 1122 staff. Participants were guided on securing official systems, protecting sensitive information, and avoiding cyber threats that could disrupt emergency response activities.

The session reinforced the responsibility of staff in maintaining secure digital environments.

Topics Covered

The training addressed key cybersecurity concerns relevant to emergency service departments, including:

• Common cyber risks faced by emergency response organizations

• Safe handling of digital records and victim data

• Secure use of official systems and communication tools

• Recognizing suspicious links, attachments, and external devices

• Password hygiene and account protection best practices

• Digital responsibilities during field and control-room operations

Impact and Outcomes

The training successfully enhanced cybersecurity awareness among 35+ Rescue 1122 personnel. Participants gained essential knowledge to strengthen system security, reduce operational vulnerabilities, and maintain safer digital practices while serving the community.

Overall, the session contributed to more secure emergency operations and improved digital resilience within Rescue 1122 Swat.