A dedicated training session on cyber security for women concluded recently at Parshva Infotech in Nagda. The initiative, organized under the banner of corporate social responsibility, was a collaborative effort between the CSC Academy and Kyndryl Holdings. The program targeted women between the ages of 18 and 45, equipping them with essential skills to navigate the digital world safely.

The project, titled ‘Cyber Rakshak’, focused on creating awareness about cybercrime and fraud. Following the completion of the course on Cyber Security, all participating students were awarded certificates. These newly trained women are now expected to act as ‘Cyber Rakshaks’ (Cyber Protectors), helping to safeguard their families and the broader community from the growing threat of online scams.

Virtual Inauguration and Future Enrollment

The event was virtually inaugurated by key officials, including CSC State Head Atulit Rai, State Project Manager Sanjay Nagariya, and District Manager Rishabh Jaiswal. Their remote participation highlighted the importance of digital literacy initiatives across the state structure.

Sanjay Jain, the director of the institution, announced that registration is currently open for the next batch. He emphasized the goal of extending the benefits of this scheme to more women in the region, encouraging further participation.

Focus on Career and Safety

During the concluding session, trainer Sonali Ma’am conducted the final training modules for the students. She highlighted the critical role of computer education in modern life, stressing its necessity for securing government jobs and pursuing self-employment opportunities. She urged the students to actively participate in future government schemes to enhance their career prospects.

Community Mobilizer Ajay Sharma concluded the event by expressing gratitude to all the students and wishing them success in their future endeavors.