Cybercrime Awareness Programme in India
Building digital safety through awareness, action, and community
Project CyberShield is Naksh Foundation’s public-interest initiative focused on cyber awareness, safe digital habits, and community-led prevention against online fraud, harassment, misinformation, and misuse of technology.
14+
Districts reached through awareness efforts
1500+
Volunteers and youth allies engaged
600+
Training and awareness sessions delivered
Safer internet for every learner
School and community focused
Built for students, educators, families, and volunteers who need practical guidance they can use immediately.

“Digital safety becomes real when awareness reaches classrooms, families, and communities.”
What is CyberShield
Project CyberShield is a public-interest initiative by Naksh Foundation focused on promoting cybercrime awareness and digital safety across India. It educates students, communities, and institutions about online risks such as fraud, identity theft, harassment, and misinformation, helping them understand how to stay safe in an increasingly digital environment. The initiative works through workshops, awareness campaigns, and community-led programs that teach practical cyber safety skills and preventive measures. Instead of reacting after incidents occur, Project CyberShield focuses on early awareness and education, equipping individuals with the knowledge to identify threats, protect themselves, and respond effectively to cyber risks.
Cyber fraud awareness
Student safety education
School outreach programs
Community digital literacy
Because digital risks are now everyday risks
01
Online Fraud
People often encounter scams, phishing, fake job offers, and payment fraud without knowing how to verify or report them safely.
02
Cyberbullying
Students and young users need early awareness about harmful online behavior, reporting options, and safe digital communication.
03
Misinformation
False content spreads quickly online, making digital verification and critical thinking essential for communities and institutions.
04
Unsafe Habits
Weak passwords, oversharing, insecure links, and low awareness increase vulnerability to exploitation and privacy breaches.