K21 Students Equip Themselves with Skills to Protect Against Cyber Threats
K21 students participate in the citizen engagement program, learn about the risks of fraud and high-tech crime, and enhance their online safety skills.
As part of the Citizen Engagement Program – K21 Final Year Students, PXU students participated in a discussion on identifying risks, forms of fraud, and high-tech crimes in cyberspace.
Identifying Risks and Proactively Preventing
With insights from representatives of the Thuan Hoa Ward Police Department, the program provided students with practical information about common fraud tactics today.
In addition to identifying risks, students were equipped with skills to protect personal information, proactively prevent issues, and handle incidents in the digital environment.
This knowledge is particularly essential as students prepare to enter the final stage of their university journey and move closer to the workplace, where the use of technology and online platforms is increasingly prevalent.
Essential Preparations Before Entering Life
Alongside specialized knowledge, the ability to protect oneself and behave safely in cyberspace is an important part of students' preparations before graduation.
Through the program, K21 gained additional knowledge and practical skills to be more proactive against risks in the digital environment, contributing to a more comprehensive preparation for life and the job market after leaving the classroom.