Cybersecurity Session Held for Home Science Master's Students at Padmakanya Campus

Tribhuvan University’s Faculty of Humanities and Health Science organized a cybersecurity awareness program for Master’s students at the Central Department of Home Science in Padmakanya, Bagbazar.

The interactive session was facilitated by Arman Reza, an IT Security Advisor at Tribhuvan University and a cybersecurity researcher. 

Participants practical, human-centered digital safety. He centered the dialogue around women's protection online, exploring the different dimensions of modern cyber attacks. The session moved beyond basic preventive measures, diving into the often-overlooked topic of psychological safety in digital spaces.

Mr. Reza shared relevant incident data and broke down real-world case studies, giving students a clear picture of the current threat landscape and how to navigate it confidently.

Key Notes from the Session

• The Threat Landscape: A clear breakdown of modern cyber attacks and the various ways malicious actors operate online.

• Real-World Evidence: An analysis of recent incident data and specific case studies detailing how digital crimes manifest, with a focus on women's safety.

• Practical Defense: Actionable, everyday preventive measures to secure personal data, social media accounts, and digital devices.

• Psychological Safety: Recognizing the mental and emotional impact of cyber harassment, alongside strategies to protect personal well-being in digital spaces.

• Response and Reporting: Clear guidance on what to do when a digital incident occurs, including how to safely report threats and access support networks.