I’m a 21-year-old girl living and studying in India – a country that has witnessed a sea wave of change in the global internet users’ atlas in recent years. With over 460 million internet users, India is the second-largest online market, ranked only behind China. By 2021, there will be about 635.8 million internet users […]
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NetMission Academy 2020: Training IV Highlights – Ananya Singh
On 30 January 2020, NetMission Academy hosted another very interesting session on “Cybersecurity, Privacy and Safer Internet“. On a very honest note, this was actually my first choice when I was asked to pick 3 working groups that I’d like to contribute in and to. But since the program is extremely competitive, I couldn’t get […]
Summary of Training IV: Cybersecurity, Privacy & Safer Internet
According to a survey by management consultancy – Ernst & Young, CEOs see cybersecurity as the number one threat to the global economy over the next five to ten years. With the growing concerns and issues around cybersecurity and digital privacy, on 30th January, NetMission.Asia conducted an online training webinar for their ambassadors of batch […]
Key Takeaways of Training IV: Cybersecurity, Privacy and Safer Internet – Felicia Yunike
Most recently, I participated in the Training IV on Cybersecurity, Privacy and Safer Internet. I couldn’t deny the fact that I am truly interested in this topic. Although there are some terms or acronyms that I have not previously heard of, surprisingly I could catch up with the presentation. First of all, the discussion started […]
NetMission Academy 2020: Key Takeaway of Training II – Ananya Singh
On 16 January 2020, NetMission hosted Training II – Access and Empowerment for us. The working group presented on the theme by citing a case study in Pakistan. The case study talked about how internet access in a remote village in Pakistan empowered girl children with the arm of education and thus, improved the school […]