Cyber Scouts Training Batch 2 - Cyber Security of Pakistan

Home » Cyber Scouts Program » Batch 2 » Cyber Scouts Training Batch 2 (National Level)

Cyber Scouts Training Batch 2 (National Level)

Following the successful completion of Cyber Scouts Batch 1, which primarily engaged youth from South Punjab, CSOP (CSR initiative of CS Zone Pvt. Limited) expanded the program nationwide through Batch 2. This phase brought together participants from all four provinces, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Islamabad, marking a major milestone in the initiative’s growth.

The five-day online training engaged students, professionals, teachers, first responders, and responsible digital users who aimed to contribute to a safer and more resilient cyber ecosystem across Pakistan.

Overview

Cyber Scouts Batch 2 was designed to build a national volunteer network capable of promoting cyber safety at the community level. Participants learned practical methods to secure digital identities, identify cyber threats, and support others in staying safe online.

This training transformed the Cyber Scouts initiative from a regional program into a nationwide youth empowerment model focused on digital responsibility and awareness.

Training Focus Areas

Safe use of social media and digital accounts
Cyber hygiene and online privacy protection
Identifying cybercrime attempts and online scams
Protecting personal and organizational data
Responsible and ethical digital engagement
First aid awareness for digital responders
Digital accessibility for persons with disabilities (special module)

Special Highlight – Digital Inclusion

A key highlight of Batch 2 was a dedicated session on:

Accessible Technology for Persons with Disabilities

Trainer: Mr. Muhammad Shabbir Awan
President, Internet Society Accessibility

This session focused on how individuals with visual, hearing, or physical disabilities can safely navigate the digital world using assistive technologies and inclusive practices. It reinforced the initiative’s commitment to inclusive, barrier-free cyber safety for all.