An Overview of International Cyber-Security Awareness Raising and Educational Initiatives (2011)
Singapore – Campaign 1 – Go Safe Online (Cyber-Security Awareness Alliance)
‘The Cyber-Security Awareness Alliance members aim to reach out to the public and private sectors and individuals through ‘organising and sponsoring events such as seminars, talks, road shows and training workshops; creating infocomm security-related collateral for user and business groups, and making it available either online, in print or through broadcast media; and offering infocomm security advice for user and business groups, through online, print or broadcast channels.’
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Notes |
Campaign Name: |
Go Safe Online |
Organisation: |
Cyber-Security Awareness Alliance |
Main URL: |
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Dates: |
2008 – 2010 |
Costs: |
Not Disclosed |
Topics covered: |
(Broad) – How to form a positive Cyber-Security culture in Singapore – Essential infocomm security practices for private and people sectors (found on fact sheet) |
Target Audience: |
– Public sectors – Private sectors – People Sectors |
Methodology: |
– Online Literature – Organising and sponsoring seminars, talks, road shows, and training workshops – Creating infocomm security – related collateral for user and business groups, and making it available either online, in print or through broadcast media – Offering infocomm security advice for user and business groups, through online, print or broadcast channels. |
Evaluation: |
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Additional Information: |
The Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore and partners from the public and private sectors formed a Cyber-Security Awareness Alliance (Alliance) in April 2008. The aim of the Alliance is to: – Build a positive culture of Cyber-Security in Singapore where infocomm security becomes second nature for all infocomm users; and – Promote and enhance awareness and adoption of essential infocomm security practices for the private and people sectors. |
Sources: |
1. ‘Fact Sheet’ Cyber-Security Awareness Alliance < 2. ‘Home’ Cyber-Security Awareness Alliance <http://www.gosafeonline.sg/> (accessed 23 June 2010). |