DIMAPUR: Bosco College of Teacher Education organised a Cyber Security Awareness Programme at its Multipurpose Hall in collaboration with the National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT), Dimapur, and the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of the college. The programme witnessed active participation from staff and students, reflecting the institution’s commitment to digital safety and responsible online behaviour.
The session featured resource persons including Tia Temjen from State Bank of India and Additional Director of NIELIT Dimapur, Daniel Meren, accompanied by WBL interns Vekutu and Kimatsung, and Technical Assistant, Inohoto.
Addressing the participants, Daniel Meren stressed the growing importance of cyber vigilance in today’s digitally connected world. He highlighted increasing instances of cybercrime, online fraud, phishing attacks, identity theft and data breaches, urging participants to remain cautious while using digital platforms. Practical guidelines were shared to safeguard personal information, banking details and institutional data.
A key highlight of the programme was the introduction of the ICSAS (Initiative for Cyber Security Aware Society in North-Eastern States) mobile application developed by National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology.
The resource persons demonstrated how the app can be used to learn fundamental cyber security concepts. Participants were informed that certificates could be earned upon successful completion of course modules, adding value to their academic and professional profiles.
The session also included real-life case studies and examples of common digital scams. Through interactive discussions and demonstrations, participants gained a clearer understanding of digital footprints and the long-term implications of online activities.
Wednesday, February 18, 2026