The CyberNinja Camp cybersecurity education program has officially launched its new series of online webinars, engaging regional youth in critical discussions around digital safety and cyber awareness.

The first webinar took place yesterday, with young participants of the CyberNinja Camp leading a virtual session focused on protecting personal data, recognizing and preventing cyberattacks, and identifying misinformation in digital environments. The session allowed youth not only to demonstrate their knowledge, but also to practice their role as community educators and advocates for digital literacy.

The webinar series will continue in the coming weeks, with the young CyberNinjas taking on the mission of raising public awareness on cybersecurity and cyber hygiene, sharing their skills and insights with broader audiences.

The CyberNinja Camp is implemented as part of the Cybersecurity Education Program, led by UNICEF Armenia and the Enterprise Incubator Foundation (EIF). The program is delivered through EIF’s Gyumri and Vanadzor Technology Centers, as well as CyHub Armenia—EIF’s national cybersecurity initiative.

The program specifically targets youth aged 12 to 18 from Armenia’s Lori, Shirak, and Syunik regions (including via the Sisian Co-creation Lab), and is funded by the UK Government under its international development assistance framework.