Last week, participants of the CyberNinja Camp led an informative session on cybersecurity and cyber hygiene at the Dilijan Community Center, continuing the program’s mission to raise awareness and build digital resilience among communities across Armenia.

The event was delivered by youth from Shirak and Lori regions, who are active participants in the CyberNinja Camp program. During the session, they shared practical knowledge on:

• Protecting personal data in the digital space
• Identifying and avoiding common types of online fraud and cyberattacks
• Best practices for ensuring safe online behavior

By leveraging a peer-to-peer learning approach, the young CyberNinjas empowered attendees with tools and techniques to stay secure in an increasingly digital world.

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The CyberNinja Camp is implemented within the framework of the Cybersecurity Education Program, a joint initiative of UNICEF Armenia and the Enterprise Incubator Foundation (EIF). The program is delivered through EIF’s Gyumri and Vanadzor Technology Centers and CyHub Armenia, engaging youth aged 12–18 from the Lori, Shirak, and Syunik regions—including through the Sisian Co-Creation Lab.

The initiative is supported by the UK Government under its international development assistance, with the goal of equipping Armenia’s next generation with critical digital skills.