1. Strengthening Digital Security for CSOs and Human Rights Defenders
The main aim of the project is to improve the digital security capacity of civil society members and human rights defenders in Somaliland. This includes helping organizations and individuals understand how to protect their information, devices, communication channels, and online operations from cyber risks.
2. Responding to Cybersecurity Challenges and Digital Threats
The banner emphasizes helping participants to better respond to cybersecurity challenges such as:
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Hacking and unauthorized access
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Phishing attacks
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Online surveillance
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Data breaches
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Disinformation and digital harassment
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Risks that target activists, youth groups, and vulnerable communities
This means the training is designed to prepare these groups to identify, prevent, and mitigate digital threats that may affect their work.
3. Enhancing Digital Resilience
The project also aims to enhance digital resilience, meaning that CSOs and youth defenders will be able to:
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Maintain secure communication
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Protect sensitive personal and organizational data
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Continue their work safely, even in challenging digital environments
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Build long-term capacity to safeguard their digital presence
4. Supporting Minority and Youth Rights Defenders
A special focus of the project is on minority communities and youth defenders, who are often at higher risk of:
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Online harassment
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Targeted cyberattacks
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Misinformation campaigns
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Privacy violations
The training ensures they are equipped with practical tools to defend themselves and their communities online.
5. Promoting Awareness and Best Practices
Another key objective is to create awareness on:
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Safe online behavior
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Responsible digital communication
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Strong password and authentication practices
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Secure data management
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Digital rights and online freedoms