A dedicated cyber security workshop was conducted at the PITB E-Library for CSS aspirants preparing for competitive examinations. As these individuals extensively use digital resources for research, study materials, and online communication, the session focused on helping them understand online risks and adopt safer digital habits essential for both academic and personal protection.
The workshop emphasized the importance of cybersecurity awareness for aspiring civil servants who frequently navigate online platforms.
Purpose of the Workshop
The purpose of the workshop was to equip CSS aspirants with practical cybersecurity knowledge. Participants were guided on how to avoid digital scams, protect sensitive study data, and maintain secure online practices while preparing for examinations.
The session highlighted the role of safe digital behavior in academic success and professional development.
Topics Covered
The workshop addressed key areas of online safety relevant to students and future civil servants, including:
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Safe use of digital resources and online study platforms
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Identifying phishing attempts, fake links, and unreliable sources
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Password hygiene and account protection
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Protecting personal and academic data
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Avoiding misinformation and harmful online communities
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Practicing responsible digital conduct as aspiring civil servants
Practical examples were shared to help participants implement these practices in their daily academic routines.
Impact and Outcomes
The workshop successfully strengthened digital awareness among 55+ CSS aspirants, enabling them to study, research, and communicate more safely. Participants gained practical knowledge to protect their data, avoid online risks, and develop responsible digital habits while preparing for competitive examinations.
Overall, the session contributed to building a safer and more secure digital learning environment for future civil servants.
