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CyberWise is an initiative dedicated to promoting cybersecurity awareness and behavioural change to enhance digital resilience across society. It provides resources, education, and guidance for individuals, families, schools, and businesses to navigate the complexities of online security in an increasingly digital world.

Overview

CyberWise was founded with the mission of empowering people to make informed decisions about cybersecurity, reducing risks associated with cyber threats such as online fraud, social engineering, and data breaches. It operates through multiple channels, including online platforms, publications, and community engagement programmes.

The initiative is structured around two key areas: one focused on supporting businesses in fostering a security-conscious culture, and the other aimed at individuals, families, and educators to promote cybersecurity best practices in everyday life. Central to its approach is the integration of cyber behavioural science, helping people develop lasting secure habits.

Educational Resources and Programmes

CyberWise ^[1] provides a range of educational materials, including books, articles, blog posts, and interactive learning tools. Its flagship book, #BeCyberWise: Keeping Safe in the Cyber Age^[2], serves as a foundational guide to cybersecurity awareness. Additionally, the initiative supports schools and community groups with tailored engagement guides and lesson plans designed to teach digital safety in an accessible and engaging manner.

Through its online presence, CyberWise offers cybersecurity training courses and behavioural change tools. The initiative also fosters discussions on key topics such as digital privacy, social media safety, phishing awareness, and the ethical implications of cybersecurity monitoring. The social media campaign #BeCyberWise helps spread cybersecurity awareness across digital platforms, encouraging individuals to share insights and best practices to support the movement.

Impact and Vision

CyberWise continues to expand its reach, aiming to create a more cyber-resilient society by bridging the gap between technical security concepts and everyday digital interactions. By fostering awareness, promoting behavioural change, and equipping people with practical security skills, it seeks to make cybersecurity a shared responsibility at home, in schools, and in the workplace.

References

^ "#BeCyberWise". #BeCyberWise. Retrieved 2025-02-20.
^ Wood, A. (2025). #BeCyberWise - Keeping Safe in the Digital Age. CyBehave (published 1 March 2025). ISBN 978-1-0683165-0-0.

[1] "#BeCyberWise". #BeCyberWise. Retrieved 2025-02-20.

[2] Wood, A. (2025). #BeCyberWise - Keeping Safe in the Digital Age. CyBehave (published 1 March 2025). ISBN 978-1-0683165-0-0.

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