More than 10 million people learned the basics of internet safety due to the cyber hygiene programme
5 July 2024, Friday
Digital literacy training for Russians continues.
Since 2022, over 10 million people have become familiar with cybersecurity projects due to State Services Portal, social networks and advertising materials. The cyber hygiene programme teaches adults and children to protect their data, communicate and work the Internet safely. It is being implemented by joint efforts of Tatarstan Ministry of Digitalization, Solar Group of Companies and St. Petersburg State University of Technology.
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