Manama:The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), in collaboration with the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority and the Ministry of Interior, has launched an awareness pavilion at Marassi Galleria. This initiative, running from October 27 to 31, is part of the "Don't Make It Easy for Them" campaign aimed at enhancing cyber security awareness.
According to Bahrain News Agency, the pavilion offers various interactive activities, practical guidance, and presentations to promote safe digital practices. Notable features include a "Cyber Clinic" providing advice on device and account protection, an "Ask Amina" section for consulting an artificial intelligence assistant, and engaging activities tailored for children and parents.
Shaikh Salman bin Mohammed Al Khalifa, CEO of the NCSC, expressed gratitude towards the partnering entities, stressing the importance of collective efforts to raise awareness about cyber threats and electronic fraud. Shaikh Abdullah bin Hamood Al Khalifa, Director of the Consumer and Communications Directorate at the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority, emphasized the need for users to protect personal data, recognize fraud attempts, and secure digital accounts.
Brigadier Staff Ahmed Saad Al Rumaihi, Director-General of Anti-Corruption and Economic and Electronic Security, noted that the Ministry of Interior's involvement is pivotal in combating cybercrime and educating the public about suspicious messages and links, thereby safeguarding personal and banking information and ensuring children's online safety.
The pavilion is part of national efforts to boost cyber security awareness and enhance protection against electronic fraud.