Beat the Drum to Beat the Cyber Threat | 15th January, 2025 | Cyber Hub

Kicking off the initiative with a powerful message, Paytm Payments Services, alongside its partners, hosted Beat the Drum to Beat the Cyber Threat at Cyber Hub Amphitheatre. The event drew a crowd of over 300 attendees, bringing cyber security to the forefront in an innovative manner.

Symbolizing the importance of 1930 Cyber Helpline, the event began with a synchronized drum performance by over 100 drummers, reinforcing the need for collective vigilance against cyber threats. Following this, SHO Cyber West Shri Amit and CSO Raj Kumar Yadav delivered crucial insights on preventing cyber fraud, phishing, and online scams. Mehnaz Perveen from Paytm Payments Services further enriched the session with key takeaways on secure digital transactions and the importance of two-factor authentication. A Cyber Quiz, hosted by Give Back to Gurugram, actively engaged the audience, ensuring that learning was both interactive and memorable.

Live Jam | 26th January, 2025 | Galleria Market, Gurugram

Continuing the momentum, Live Jam at Galleria Market provided another dynamic platform to spread cyber security awareness. The session, attended by nearly 350 participants, focused on empowering individuals with real-world knowledge of cyber safety. Police Sub-Inspector Kamal highlighted the growing risks of cyber threats and the significance of implementing safety measures to mitigate them. By presenting real-life scenarios, the event successfully demonstrated the practical implications of cyber security and how individuals can proactively defend themselves against online risks.

Cyber Awareness at GSSS Boys School | 28th January, 2025

Focusing on the younger generation, Paytm Payments Services extended its awareness drive to GSSS Boys School, reaching 200 students and faculty members. With cyber threats increasingly targeting young internet users, Police Sub-Inspector Mohit Lohchab led an insightful session on common cyber crimes, emphasizing the role of education in preventing digital fraud. The session utilized simplified content and real-world case studies, making complex cyber security concepts easily digestible for students. The emphasis on password protection, authentication techniques, and safe browsing practices equipped students with fundamental digital safety skills.

Cyber Security at Mt. Olympus School | 31st January, 2025

The final session in this impactful series was hosted at Mt. Olympus School, Sector 47, where 200 students participated in an engaging cyber security awareness program. Police Sub-Inspector Lokesh Panghal educated students on the evolving nature of cyber threats and the importance of being proactive in ensuring online safety. The session mirrored previous events, incorporating simplified explanations and real-life examples to instill cyber-safe habits in students. Through interactive discussions and practical demonstrations, the students left with a deeper understanding of cyber security best practices.